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Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace company that employs approximately 105,000 people worldwide.
About Lockheed Martin’s involvement
Lockheed Martin supports MxD’s strategic vision of bringing automation and artificial intelligence to manufacturing, driving higher productivity and lower cost. The aerospace company has been involved in multiple R&D projects, including inventing new global standards for designing and manufacturing printed circuit boards.
Jeff Wilcox
Vice President, Enterprise Transformation, Lockheed Martin
Featured Success Stories
Better Boards Make Better Birds for the Air Force
Aerospace and global security company Lockheed Martin was awarded a project by MxD to address this issue and lead the PCB industry into the digital age. They partnered with several organizations across the PCB lifecycle to successfully manufacture three new printed circuit boards at different locations, all within the guidelines of a newly created standard.
Making the Jump from 2D to 3D
This project identified the importance of having interoperable programs and proved the need to standardize the data within 3D models to eliminate 2D drawings. The results of this project laid the foundation for additional MxD projects, including “Digitally Enabling the Supply Chain” with Rolls-Royce and “Creating a Model-Based Feature Information Network” with Lockheed Martin.
Attacking the U.S. Cybersecurity Gap
CyberSecureDashboard.com guides organizations, especially small and medium-sized manufacturers, through the process of assessing and securing their systems.
Better Boards Make Better Birds for the Air Force
Aerospace and global security company Lockheed Martin was awarded a project by MxD to address this issue and lead the PCB industry into the digital age. They partnered with several organizations across the PCB lifecycle to successfully manufacture three new printed circuit boards at different locations, all within the guidelines of a newly created standard.
Making the Jump from 2D to 3D
This project identified the importance of having interoperable programs and proved the need to standardize the data within 3D models to eliminate 2D drawings. The results of this project laid the foundation for additional MxD projects, including “Digitally Enabling the Supply Chain” with Rolls-Royce and “Creating a Model-Based Feature Information Network” with Lockheed Martin.
Attacking the U.S. Cybersecurity Gap
CyberSecureDashboard.com guides organizations, especially small and medium-sized manufacturers, through the process of assessing and securing their systems.
Better Boards Make Better Birds for the Air Force
Aerospace and global security company Lockheed Martin was awarded a project by MxD to address this issue and lead the PCB industry into the digital age. They partnered with several organizations across the PCB lifecycle to successfully manufacture three new printed circuit boards at different locations, all within the guidelines of a newly created standard.
Making the Jump from 2D to 3D
This project identified the importance of having interoperable programs and proved the need to standardize the data within 3D models to eliminate 2D drawings. The results of this project laid the foundation for additional MxD projects, including “Digitally Enabling the Supply Chain” with Rolls-Royce and “Creating a Model-Based Feature Information Network” with Lockheed Martin.
Attacking the U.S. Cybersecurity Gap
CyberSecureDashboard.com guides organizations, especially small and medium-sized manufacturers, through the process of assessing and securing their systems.
Better Boards Make Better Birds for the Air Force
Aerospace and global security company Lockheed Martin was awarded a project by MxD to address this issue and lead the PCB industry into the digital age. They partnered with several organizations across the PCB lifecycle to successfully manufacture three new printed circuit boards at different locations, all within the guidelines of a newly created standard.
Making the Jump from 2D to 3D
This project identified the importance of having interoperable programs and proved the need to standardize the data within 3D models to eliminate 2D drawings. The results of this project laid the foundation for additional MxD projects, including “Digitally Enabling the Supply Chain” with Rolls-Royce and “Creating a Model-Based Feature Information Network” with Lockheed Martin.
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