Introducing the next generation in electronic systems design

Watch this presentation from Matt Bromley, Vice President, Product Strategy and Technology, Electronic Board Systems at Siemens, to fully understand the details of our next generation electronic systems design release and how it can help you solve today’s industry challenges.

To see the new user experience in action watch this demo video.

The next generation of electronic systems design is built on four tenets

• It’s adaptive: adaptive to the next generation of engineers and how they want to operate and facilitates getting them up to speed within the software environment as quickly as possible.
• It’s efficient: the tool can help engineers with their design challenges.
• It’s collaborative: in this post COVID area era there is a lot of remote collaboration that happens between design teams. How can we promote an environment that enables that collaboration in a managed environment.
• It’s managed: this speaks to the export control regulations and the security that we see around the entire design environment and how we can show that's managed in the most appropriate way.

Behind these four tenets, we have 5 pillars of technology that we have built into the solution

1. Intuitive: remove the barriers of complexity with a totally new user experience that's unified across our entire portfolio and targeted at creating a new level of efficiency in electronic design tools.
2. AI-infused: expand engineering capacity without additional resources through features like command prediction, which uses training models to help users understand what the next part of the design process could be.
3. Cloud-connected: cloud infrastructure helps ensure that engineers can collaborate seamlessly with internal and external teams across the value chain.
4. Integrated: eliminating silos in electronic systems design through a digital set of attributes that connect not just the EDA environment, but the other domains as well.
5. Secure: ensure IP integrity, accuracy, and reliability with managed access controls based on user roles, permissions, and authentication and compliance to industry security standards.