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In all engineering domains, standards have a long tradition. It is a common belief that standards can help improve life cycle processes, in product quality, development, and production efficiency. Further, standards are used as a means of communication between different stakeholders and between different tools.
This chapter has shown that many standards can be
PDM uses and complies with many standards. STEP is a standard that is directly related to PDM. It provides the means to specify an information model in a standard way using EXPRESS language. STEP also includes a number of
We can expect many new standards related to system and software engineering in the future. The development of technologies and increasing competition will lead to the appearance of many new tools that need to
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