As design and manufacturing organizations begin digital transformations, most struggle to achieve Model-Based Definition (MBD), even as industry increasingly pushes to standardize this automated methodology. Through elimination of duplicative processes, and increased data quality, MBD offers businesses, small and large, a competitive edge, via speed, agility, and ultimately profitability. The Model-Based Definition Handbook offers a simplified path for organizations to follow by breaking down the transformation to MBD into two separate, smaller challenges, which can be solved by following four, well-detailed steps. A tool-agnostic approach is utilized throughout the book, and both the methods defined and the process templates offered are scalable to design and manufacturing organizations of all sizes.

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In writing The Model-Based Definition Handbook, D.J. Baker draws on more than 20 years of rich experience as a Design Engineer working on the design of complex aerospace systems for NASA and the US Department of Defense. He earned his Master of Science in Vehicle Design and Manufacturing Administration from The Central Michigan University.

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