High productivity is the result of  driving the design with dynamic, structured, smart information then displaying that information graphically. ( * Denotes a feature that can be demonstrated today). Process Design Works (PDW) Dynamic: * sizing of pipes. (Single Velocity) * generic identification of process elements. * assignment of processes to P&IDs. * creation of loops. (Seven Elements) * generic numbering of loops and loop elements. * one click, development of a known, standard process. * driving of the process graphics (drawing) from the process information.(Start) * naming of loops and fluids.   creation of titles and assignment drawing numbers  to P&IDs.   one click development of basic plant utility processes. Linking: * process elements, fluids, pipes, vessels, devices - one to another. * fluids and pipes from process to process and P&ID to P&ID.  * the process design to a library of fluid specifications.(Start)   * identifying fluids as to process input or process / pump output. updating project numbering format for all process elements. full dynamic sizing of vessels, pumps and pipes. Instrument Design Works (IDW) One click: * import of a single loop from the process tool. * import of a P&ID’s worth of loops from the process tool. (Average number of loops in a traditional P&ID - 20 to 30). * change of loop type. (eg. Level to Flow). * I/O assignment. Dynamic: * loop development. (1 to 7 devices, 0 to 3 termination points plus I/O). * loop and tag numbering format. (Five flavours to date). Instant: * cabinet sizing.   * update of termination points. * update of wire colours. * update of loop format. * update of I/O format and product line. * update of digital wiring format. Automatic: * generation of analog and digital loops. * generation of Instrument Index and Cable Schedule. * linking of I/O to loop. (Once P&ID is assigned). * generation of loop, cabinet and I/O drawings.   establishing of device range.   establishment of device calibration.   development of loop sheet title.   assignment of loop drawing numbers. Multiple: * wiring schemes for digital loops. * power point options for digital loops. * digital monitors - one to four contacts. * loops sorted as to Project, Plant and P&ID. * manual option for building analog or digital loops. * cables, wires, terminals automatically identified. * only four clicks away from any project information. Importing: fluid specification from the IDW process tool. alarm and shut-down points  from the IDW process tool. linking device requirements to manufacturers’ specifications. converting drawing to DXF format. establishing I/O system from control information. (Once the manufacturers product line is identified by the user).            EASIER - FASTER - CHEAPER - SAFER