VEM
/ Implementation timeline

From scoping to hand-over — six phases, one outcome.

VEM is delivered alongside the project lifecycle. Every phase produces a signed, immutable configuration baseline — so by hand-over, the team has evidence, not assumptions.

/ 01 — Timeline

Six phases. One continuous baseline.

1

01 — Preparation.

/ Scope agreed

The asset is mapped: controllers, supervisory layers, databases, vision systems and machine parameters are identified. What gets baselined is agreed in writing.

2

02 — Integration.

/ Connected & tested

VEM is installed in the target environment. Each in-scope system is connected, validated for read access, and version control is initialized.

3

03 — FAT.

/ Baseline captured

The configuration of every component is captured at the start and end of Factory Acceptance Testing. Changes during FAT are monitored and reported.

4

04 — SAT prep.

/ Compare ready

The FAT-end baseline is prepared for comparison with the SAT-start state. The transport package is verified and signed.

5

05 — SAT.

/ Leverage justified

A point-in-time compare proves what changed between FAT-end and SAT-start — the documented basis for scoping late-phase testing to what actually moved.

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06 — Hand-over.

/ In control

Configuration is signed off into operations. VEM continues monitoring, and the operations team owns the next baseline.

/ 02 — Adoption

Fast to start. Low barrier to value.

One of the most common concerns with adopting a new validation platform is implementation complexity. VEM is designed to minimize that friction — from decision to first validated output is short, structured and well-supported.

1
/ Week 1
VEM setup.

Environment configuration, baseline definition, integration with existing project tools. One week for standard scope. No infrastructure overhaul.

2
/ Weeks 2–4
Integration & calibration.

Connect VEM to project-specific systems. Define validation rules aligned to engineering specs. Run initial baseline captures and tune deviation thresholds.

3
/ Week 4+
Active validation.

VEM is live. Automated validation runs across designated project phases. Reports and deviation alerts available immediately.

/ Works with your existing setup

VEM adds a validation layer on top of the tools and infrastructure you already use — it does not replace them.

/ Low-risk entry point

A scoped pilot delivers real results in weeks, builds an internal reference case, and de-risks broader adoption.

What happens next?

After hand-over, monitoring continues.

VEM stays in the operations environment, watching for drift. Every change is captured, attributed, and compared against the last validated baseline.

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