Accurate parts information
TWB+MAC’s customers do business with governmental agencies, the military, aerospace or other commercial customers, so the implementation of extended parts data is a necessity.
Enhanced parts catalog and part management systems collect, convert and develop data, in text, technical illustrations, graphics and other media. Information is stored in various formats to encourage its use through a variety of applications.
Successful system design provides a data pipeline that can feed a variety of interface types. Contextual data is made available at any point to customer operations, to facilitate the process flow from the data. This fundamental approach makes the parts management system a successful one.
Parts systems integration.
Engineering files usually hold an abundance of parts information, normally making required information difficult to access. TWB+MAC’s parts systems designers integrate this data into your main stream making the required information easily accessible
TWB+MAC’s Specialists are highly qualified and experienced. TWB+MAC is sufficiently skilled for the extraction of parts information from a multitude of sources that includes engineering data.
TWB+MAC helps customers take advantage of data. Systematically presented data can revolutionize customer processes.
If customers already have parts catalog and provisioning capabilities, TWB+MAC can supplement the current staffing handle workload surges using T1 or VPN connections and entering data directly into the parts authoring system.
The various types of parts catalogs, include:
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Illustrated Parts Breakdown Manuals (IPBs) |
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Repair Parts / Special Tools Lists (RPSTLs) |
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Work Package IPBs |
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Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals (IETMs)
Types I and II |
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Web-based (XML) catalog and control formats for local and remote management of inquiries, orders, inventory, reporting and more |
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ATA Illustrated Parts Catalogs (IPC) |
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S1000D IPC |
Interactive Parts Catalog Search Methods.
TWB+MAC provides intuitive methods in interactive environments for navigating through vast quantities of parts information.
Using these methods access parts information can be obtained by entering the manufacturer’s part numbers, contractor assigned part numbers, or any other assigned item or stock designation.
These methods also find parts information using alphanumeric searches with full or partial item names.
The Interactive Parts Catalog Methods include acquisition data, part supersedure and spares information, illustrations of parts, detailed parts breakdowns, and links to parts ordering systems. TWB+MAC can customize it to suit the requirements such as e-business applications so that it supports the requisitioning of parts and provides comprehensive inventory control.
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