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Case Study: Hitachi Energy

Case Study: Hitachi Energy

Global leader in transformer technology, providing liquid-filled and dry-type transformer solutions and life-cycle services for utilities, industries, and infrastructure worldwide.

Accelerating Creo Design with Automation

Hitachi Energy's transformer components division needed a way to harmonize its CTO (Configure-to-Order) and ETO (Engineer-to-Order) product workflows while reducing dependence on legacy applications that were costly to maintain and difficult to integrate with Windchill. The team sought a scalable solution that could be managed internally and support future growth.

By implementing SIGMAXIM SmartAssembly and SmartDesignServer, Hitachi automated complex design processes, streamlined product configuration, and enabled thousands of product variations to be generated on demand.

Highlights

  • 60% reduction in time-to-market
  • Improved customer response and design cycle time
  • Accurate, automated deliverables
  • 5,000 product variations generated on the fly
  • Improved quality through richer engineering data

Discover how Hitachi Energy unified CTO and ETO workflows, empowered engineers to manage automation internally, and transformed product development with scalable Creo automation. Read the full case study.

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