Industries

The material problem changes by industry The intelligence compounds

Start with the decision your teams need to make now. Viridium builds the connected product and material knowledge that makes the next decision easier.

Med-Tech

Can we change this material without creating a new product risk?

Macro view of precision intravenous catheter tipsPhoto: Intropin · CC BY-SA 3.0

Protect market access and evaluate design changes

Viridium connects product, component, material, supplier, chemical and evidence data so regulatory and engineering teams can work from the same product truth.

Find PFAS and other substances of concern

Identify material alternatives against design constraints

Understand change impact before qualification

Organize substance evidence for EU Medical Device Regulation reviews

What changes

Faster compliance decisions, fewer blind supplier requests and a reusable intelligence asset for every product family.

Industrial OEMs

How do we create one product-data foundation across acquired businesses, factories and systems?

Cutaway view of a rotary pump assembly

Turn fragmented product data into an enterprise foundation

Viridium connects BOMs, parts, materials, chemicals and packaging data across different systems and data structures, creating a standardized, traceable foundation for product, regulatory and reporting decisions.

Resolve product and material data across systems and business units

Standardize inherited data structures from acquisitions

Connect product bills of materials with packaging weights and composition for PPWR data preparation

Prepare traceable data for Digital Product Passports and emerging reporting needs

What changes

Less manual reconciliation, stronger auditability and one connected foundation that supports compliance, cost and design work.

Aerospace & Defense

Where do critical materials originate, and what happens if that source is constrained?

NASA air-cooled turbine blade test article

Trace material origin through the product structure

Viridium follows the assembly and part hierarchy in the bill of materials toward raw-material origin, connects supplier and qualification evidence, and makes exposure visible at the program, assembly and part level.

Identify specialty-metal exposure for applicable DFARS sourcing reviews

Trace country of origin and supplier dependencies

Assemble evidence for mitigation decisions

Evaluate alternate sources and qualification paths

What changes

A private, evidence-backed view of material and supply risk that supports sourcing, engineering and program decisions.