Key points of the integration of informatization and informatization: Let R&D data be truly connected to manufacturing

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What happened

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released the 2025 work points for the integration of informatization and industrialization on July 11, 2025, covering the digital transformation of manufacturing, digitalization of small and medium-sized enterprises, intelligent manufacturing and industrial Internet. This article combines this open policy direction to discuss data management practices that product development teams can implement, without involving application qualifications or policy subsidy commitments.

Co-creator’s observation: Reduce version inconsistencies first

In a project, appearance models, structural models, engineering drawings and processing files may be maintained by different personnel. If only one of them is updated after the change, the problem of "making new parts based on the old drawings" will easily occur later. Digital management should first solve the three problems of who confirms, which version to confirm, and who to hand over.

Every time you send a picture to the outside world, it is recommended to keep the version number, date, modification description, and recipients. For unconfirmed sizes or materials, use a clear TBA mark instead of letting the fabricator guess based on experience.

The delivery information should help start the next phase of work

A file that can be opened is not necessarily a file that can be processed. Units, coordinates, physical integrity, critical tolerances and necessary surface requirements need to be checked before delivery. In addition to the model, a concise list is provided to clearly describe the purpose and status of each file.

We recommend that prototype testing feedback be included in the same version record: where the problem occurred, what was modified, and whether the retest passed. For small and medium-sized product teams, these specific actions are more conducive to collaboration than stacking system names, and also provide a basis for subsequent tooled management.