In this webinar Dirk Ortloff from Process Relations will elaborate on the challenges in process development to manage the wealth of digital data and potential solutions. He will introduce two clients for the XperiDesk system that address the “heap” challenge.

Every new product or product enhancement starts with a new idea. In the area of process and device design for high-tech products like MEMS, NEMS, PV-Cells and Nanomaterials, personal experiences gained through previous developments provide a major contribution to new developments. Other sources for information and inspiration include colleagues, scientific papers and old lab books. However, this is where problems arise. Colleagues are not always available and it is not always clear if a certain experiment has already been conducted. Lab books are a great resource for historical data, but in most cases, they are only useful to the people who wrote them, as they know where to look and how to read them. Even if computer files are available, they are often distributed on several file servers or are hidden in some place and they are only sorted by a one dimensional criterion. Searching from another perspective is almost impossible. Furthermore, every engineer has his/her own way of storing information, which means that various office and freeware software is used to create documentation.

The webinar will take place on the 25th of November 5:30PM CET. Please register for this event here.