Consumer goods manufacturers are using engineering simulation to cater to clients who are steadfast on low-cost, durable goods that progressively offer energy efficiency. A product that is inadequate in any of these qualifications may not pull through the sales cycle.
Whether producing a washing machine or a golf club, a personal care product or the assembly-line equipment that processes food, manufacturers are centered on the same goal: to produce cutting-edge products at a price that will allure customers to buy — and take these products to market faster than anyone else.
