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- Tribon M2 Aim: Better Ships at a Lower Cost Maritime Reporter, Jul 2002 #14
Recently launched Tribon M2 Shipbuilding system aims to further reduce time and costs in shipbuilding. Able to run on Windows NT or Windows 2000.

Tribon M2 applications for machinery, piping, outfit and cabling have been extensively enhanced, and the new Tribon M2 Data Management reportedly leads to safer and better management of the Tribon Product Information Model (PIM). Together with other new features this will lead to an earlier start of production and to major overall savings According to Bruce Douglas, VP Sales, Tribon Solutions, "In the early design phase, calendar time is saved by working in parallel both internally as well as externally due to highly developed co-ordination possibilities. In the detail design phase man-hours are reduced through an efficient process to create production information and documents for the manufacture and assembly tasks. In the production phase material costs are reduced and man-hours saved thanks to high quality on the manufacturing information, which leads to better fitting, less rework and full utilisation of the machines in the workshops." Data Management Controls Design Data Tribon M2 Data Management is devised to fully control the development, approval and release of design data in a project. The application can be used for projects both inside and outside the design department in a shipyard according to the authority rules for the specific shipyard. The Tribon PIM holds information and documentation about the ship design, and information related to the manufacturing of the ship.

Tribon M2 Data Management is an embedded and adapted data management functionality fully integrated in the Tribon PIM.

Tribon M2 Data Management is also used as a platform for communication with external PDM systems.

Circle 11 on Reader Service Card www.maritimereporterinfo.com PAL Indonesia Implements Tribon System PAL Indonesia has purchased the entire Tribon Shipbuilding system for design and production of ships at its shipyard in Surabaya. PAL Indonesia has chosen to implement the complete hull and outfitting applications of the Tribon system to increase the yard's automation and efficiency.

"By implementing the Tribon system we will be part of the Tribon infrastructure giving us increased opportunities to co-operate with more shipyards," said Dr. Ir Adwin H. Suryohadiprojo, president Director PAL Indonesia.
- Tribon Solutions Signs Contract With DHI Maritime Reporter, Nov 2000 #18
Tribon Solutions has signed a $ 4.5 million, 3-year contract with Daewoo Heavy Industries to supply and implement the Next Generation of the current Tribon M1 product on Windows NT. This Tribon Mx Series development will lead to Tribon M2 and Tribon M3 systems. Tribon Mx Series development will
- The Tribon Ml Developer's Toolkit Maritime Reporter, May 2001 #36
In order to allow its customers to create specific developments to the Tribon Shipbuilding system to extract even greater competitive advantages, Tribon Solutions has created the "Developer's Toolkit" of the Tribon Ml Shipbuilding system on Windows NT based on Tribon M1 Vitesse and Oracle technologies.
- Tribon M2 Enhanced Again Maritime Reporter, May 2003 #39
Service Pack 3 of the Tribon M2 Shipbuilding system was released in early April, a version that includes further improved production information in the Assembly and Weld Planning applications and the new function Recording of Walk Tiirough Paths in the Design Manager application. A new method for
- A model approach from the Swedes Maritime Reporter, Feb 2000 #8
factor influencing competitive performance. The latest initiative by the Swedish company Kockums Computer Systems (KCS), in extending its proven Tribon concept to the basic design phase, offers the industry an opportunity to rationalize and integrate the whole design, engineering and manufacturing
- Net gains for yards Maritime Reporter, Aug 2000 #10
. As a widely respected supplier of software systems tailored to the needs of shipbuilders and design engineering offices, the Swedish specialist firm Tribon Solutions believes that potential savings of up to 10 percent of total newbuild cost are attainable by using an Internet-based procurement system
- Advances in CAD and CAM System Integration Maritime Reporter, Sep 2002 #30
a fully integrated product model environment from vendors such as Dassault Systems (Catia), Intergraph (ISDP), Nupas-Cadmatic, Sener (Foran) and Tribon Solutions (Tribon Ml). Even today, some current installations utilize a complete 3-D product model for the design of a system such as piping or
- Maritime E-Business Growth Continues Maritime Reporter, Nov 2002 #52
aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) has revolutionized ship design, construction and repair. Now CAD/CAM is being integrated with e-commerce. Tribon in Malmo, Sweden is a leader in design and information systems for shipyards, and has now added a "marketplace" to their CAD/CAM systems. According
- New Marine Technology: The Hallmark of SMM 2000 Maritime Reporter, Nov 2000 #81
to the world's shipyards in a package designed to link the yards, equipment suppliers and ship owners in a broad and comprehensive global network is Tribon Solutions, with its launching of the tribon-com marketplace. The company, former KCS, just a few months ago changed its name to reflect the introduction
- Continuous Flooding Simulation Maritime Reporter, Dec 2004 #14
simulation. It is generally considered that numerical simulation will become the predominant method for the verification of ship safety. Tribon M3 contains an application for Continuous Flooding Simulation for modeling progressive flooding within a vessel. It is based on the numerical simulation
- Exploring Class Approvals, Supported by CAD Marine News, Oct 2018 #40
solution is the ability to upload 3D models that are developed by using all major CAD modeling software – including widely used brands such as Aveva/Tribon, Intergraph, Autodesk/Autocad and Rhino – expanding the options for designers and owners.The Future: 3D ModelingThree-dimensional modeling is increasingly
- Industry-Wide Interoperability Investment Paying Off Maritime Reporter, Jul 2002 #12
exchange of molded form data (complex geometric shapes of steel hull plating) between four different CAD systems (Dassault's CATIA, Sener's FORAN, KCS' TRIBON and Intergraph's GSCAD). Examples of estimated savings are: Cost to link two IPDE (Integrated Product Development Environment) systems for co-design

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suited to the upload 3D models that are developed by using all major design project. CAD modeling software – including widely used brands such as Aveva/Tribon, Intergraph, Autodesk/Autocad and Saving Time and Money Rhino – expanding the options for designers and owners. In eliminating the need to create
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July 2015 - Marine News page: 48
provide their country’s navy with in- dustry-leading, innovative designs for a variety of maritime applications. In 2012, COTECMAR began migrating from Tribon to AVEVA Marine. Three years on, COTEC- MAR’s progress and the achievements that AVEVA Marine has enabled both represent impressive milestones. Use
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September 1994 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 27
TRIBON WORK PREPARATION Plans your Build Strategy and creates specific production information for each stage of assembly. TRIBON WORK PREPARATION IS A POWERFUL APPLICATION WHICH GENERATES SUBSTANTIAL BENEFITS BY: • increased efficiency in the assembly of the final product TRIBON is an
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February 1995 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 8
approvals from the Louisiana Riverboat Gaming Commis- sion, the Louisiana State Police and other gov- ernmental agencies. Halla Engineering Buys Tribon System Halla Engineering & Heavy Industries, South Korea, has bought the initial design, work prepa- ration, hull and complete outfitting applications
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February 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 9
from a seamless transi- tion between the basic and detailed design phases. The all-important Prod- uct Information Model(PIM), the core database in Tribon and an asset of prospective, long-term value, can now be implemented and built up at an earli- er stage than before. The PIM contains all information
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February 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 8
factor influencing competitive per- formance. The latest initiative by the Swedish company Kockums Computer Systems (KCS), in extending its proven Tribon concept to the basic design phase, offers the industry an opportunity to rational- ize and integrate the whole design, engi- neering and manufacturing
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February 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 2
coverage of the Cruise industry, see section starting on page 19. 8 Model of Success Sweden's Kockum Computer Systems has extended its well-proven Tribon shipbuilding system. — by David Tinsley CRUISE SHIPPING ANNUAL 19 Richard Sasso navigates Celebrity to success with a commitment to employing
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May 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 49
year in passenger and commercial vehicle traffic, and second in private car traffic among the 45 ships in service in the Adriatic Sea routes TRIBON users carry out the design for more than a third of all ships in the complete world shipbuilding order book. www.tribon.com Circle 251 on Reader
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July 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 64
panels 276 19 Gibbs & Cox naval architects 234 17 Tranter PHE, Inc heat exchangers 277 23 Governor Controls Systems, Inc. control systems 235 23 Tribon Solutions AB computer systems 278 57 Harrington Marine propulsion equipment 236 11 Urethane Products Corp. foam filled fenders & buoys 279 31 Helkama
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July 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 45
Card Kockums Computer System Changes Name Following the lead of its well-regard- ed product, Kockums Computer Sys- tems has changed its name to Tribon Solutions, and will soon launch a new business plan. Tribon was developed, touted, installed and used as an all- encompassing ship design and
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July 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 23
for his heroic actions in Korea. Circle 74 on Reader Service Card From now on all Shipbuilders in the World have a common Language. Let's talk Tribon! Kockums Computer Systems (KCS) has been acquired by The Sixth National Fund Board of Sweden and is now incor- porated as Tribon Solutions. Being
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August 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 10
As a widely respected supplier of software systems tailored to the needs of shipbuilders and design engi- neering offices, the Swedish specialist firm Tribon Solutions believes that potential savings of up to 10 percent of total newbuild cost are attainable by using an Internet-based procurement system
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September 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 55
Werk, Halver 159 Martek Marine 160 Pall Rochem 171 Raytheon 16 Renk 162 Schottel 3 Sener 164 STN Atlas Marine Electronics 165 Transas 166 Tribon Solutions 167 Yachting Consult 169 from the TPL line in Hall 6, Stand 6037 at SMM 2000 — the large turbocharger TPL80B. The TPL B turbocharger
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September 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 52
on the company's Voyage Manage- ment System (VMS) software, and has been designed for easy installation on a wide range of hardware platforms. Tribon Solutions Develops E-Commerce Solution For Shipbuilding Industry Tribon Solutions (formerly Kockums Com- puter Systems) has announced the develop- men
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November 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 61
Which Shipbuilding Supplier wouldn't like to have his Products Specified? The tribon.com marketplace offers a standardised, fast and reliable flow of information making suppliers' products easily accessible to all ship designers involved in specifying products. The ship designer can download a
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November 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 20
U.S. Coast Guard subchapter K. Rules and Regulations. Its power will be provided by three GM 8V2000 engines. Circle 18 on Reader Service Card Tribon Solutions Signs Contract With DHI Tribon Solutions has signed a $ 4.5 mil- lion, 3-year contract with Daewoo Heavy Industries to supply and
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May 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 64
296 4 Governor Control Systems composite materials 244 27 Thrane & Thrane ship product market 297 56 Hardcore Composites communications 245 38 Tribon tendering 305 57 Hernis Scan Systems marine training equip 246 11 Ultra Poly corrosion control 298 17 Houston Marine marine training equip 247
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May 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36
Engineered Solutions • CAD/CAM The Tribon Ml Developer's Toolkit In order to allow its customers to create specific develop- ments to the Tribon Shipbuilding system to extract even greater competitive advantages, Tribon Solutions has created the "Developer's Toolkit" of the Tribon Ml Shipbuilding
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May 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 27
and the debt ratings of New- port News Shipbuilding Inc. (NNS) under review for possible upgrade fol- If you want to outrun your competitors, tribon.com will give you the speed you need. Sales increase immediately. With just a simple click you are in direct contact with the global shipbuilding
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October 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 38
are delivered from Gdynia Shipyard, Poland, from March 2002 to September 2003. Circle 192 on Reader Service Card www.maritimereporterinfo.com Tribon Solutions Launches New Functionality Tribon Solutions launched auction functionality of surplus material for shipyards on tribon.com. The new
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January 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 27
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June 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 26
— improve power, reduce emissions, adapts to load/mis- sion profiles. • HVAC systems — Self adjusts to reflect time of day, season, handles dif- TRIBONr Get it right from the start Shipbuilding is one of the most complex businesses in the world. It demands creativity, precision and more than
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July 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16
of SAP R/3 at the Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft in Kiel, Germany, Atlantec Enterprise Solutions has been chosen to develop the link from the Tribon Hull shipbuilding software to R/3. The link is to be developed in close cooperation with HDW's own software house, NIS Norddeutsche Informations-Sys
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July 2002 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 14
CAD/CAM Tribon M2 Aim: Better Ships at a Lower Cost Recently launched Tribon M2 Ship- building system aims to further reduce time and costs in shipbuilding. Able to run on Windows NT or Windows 2000. Tribon M2 applications for machinery, piping, outfit and cabling have been extensively