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You’re an engineer. You probably took things apart as a kid to figure out the mechanics. You like to know how something works before buy you it. You don’t just kick the tires at the car dealership; you take it around the block (in varying weather conditions on different days with different routes).  We get [...]

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Learning on the Fly Becomes Reality with Creo

“This is how it needs to be: Learning and knowledge management right out of the application”, a customer recently stated when being presented the latest version of PTC University’s LearningConnector for Creo. Since they have started presenting the new LearningConnector for Creo, our teams keep reporting back positive customer feedback to us. But not everyone [...]

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AnyMode Modeling In Action: 2D to 3D and back again

Traditional CAD systems offer many powerful features for product developers. Too many, say some of our customers. They warn that a single monolithic tool is impractical for most users; it’s like enlisting an entire orchestra when you only need a snare drum. So PTC created a series of smaller, more usable apps, tuned to specific [...]

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More AnyRole Apps in Action: Design Managers and Structural Analysts

Suppose you’re a Design Manager who needs to verify the integrity of a design. You probably need to check cross sections and review interferences. You might also need to add notes and generate reports you can then manage reliably. What you probably don’t need is a complicated parametric modeler weighing down your system with options [...]

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More Creo AnyRole Apps in Action: “Just the tools you need”

AnyRole Apps are built specifically to give each member of the product development team just the tools needed to get the job done. We’ve already shown you some examples of AnyRole Apps for Creo in a recent post.  But those were just a start. In this series of videos, Mike Campbell demonstrates some of the [...]

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See AnyRole Apps in Action: “Simple Apps make sense”

Continuing with our show and tell demos, let’s look closer at AnyRole Apps technology in Creo. Not everybody needs their CAD system to be a career path. For many in product development the full-blown parametric modeler is just plain overkill.  Maybe you need to draft a 2D drawing. Maybe you just want to create work [...]

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See AnyMode Modeling In Action: “Art to Part” Seamlessly

Product developers will endure only so much talk about “vision” and “CAD as we know it” before they start trying to see what’s behind the curtain.  So while we’ve been talking big picture and strategy, the blogosphere has been trying to guess at what all this really means to the designers who have to use [...]

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Introducing Creo’s Breakthrough Technologies

On October 28, 2010, PTC® launched Creo,TM a new family of design software, built to solve chronic problems that have long plagued companies that use CAD software. Creo will deliver four breakthrough technologies that address the challenges long associated with usability, interoperability, technology lock-in, and assembly management in CAD environments.  These breakthroughs include: •           AnyRole [...]

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AnyBOM Assembly – Connect to PLM to Create and Validate Serial Number-specific Product Configurations

Mass customization, platform design, and modular design are sometimes described as the new frontiers of manufacturing. But they can also lead to data management headaches. With tens of thousands of product configurations possible from the presence of just a few options, many product variations are never modelled, tested, or properly documented. Of course, it’s long [...]

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AnyData Adoption – Leverage and Use CAD Data From Anywhere

“Product development cannot exist in a vacuum. Customers have to be able to use information that might be coming from a supplier or from a customer, and those customers or suppliers might be creating data in another CAD system.” Asa Trainer, Director Project Management, PTC. It’s true. It’s impractical, if not impossible, to create an [...]

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