Still using Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0? It was a popular release and served users of its generation well. But since then, we’ve introduced Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5.0, PTC Creo 1.0, and PTC Creo 2.0. One of our users, Damián Castillo, a former Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire user, said recently, “Between Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0 and 5.0, there were some enhancements. […]
If you’re a Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 user reading this blog, you know things have changed a lot since you deployed your design software. And you might be curious about whether any of these changes are relevant to you. Will the new generation of software make a difference to you and your work in any noticeable […]
Software is a relationship with an expiration date. And while upgrading your CAD software is inevitable, it’s easy to rationalize that you don’t need to change anything. But those pesky facts about Creo Parametric keep pointing you in the direction of change. Let’s just rip off the band-aid and make moving to Creo Parametric a […]
Product development is increasingly collaborative and distributed and whether it’s acquired companies or working with clients or suppliers, dealing with different CAD systems and formats is now common place. The challenge? 6 in 10 CAD users find modifying models from other 3D CAD systems difficult (as reported in a 2011 PTC survey of over 7,000 […]
As the CAD industry evolves, it’s inevitable that if you don’t upgrade your software you may be left in a previous era. But where do you start the CAD upgrade journey and how do you make it worth the investment? Good questions. Let’s explore the discussion items that make a big difference in the decision […]
Need quick access for moving, upgrading, or learning all about Creo 2.0? Or maybe you’ve forgotten where some of those cool links are that you’ve seen in a previous article. Look no further. This is your resource link junction. So if you need a quick break, sit back, eat some lunch, and browse some of […]
This year, PTC set out to deliver Creo 2.0 with more capability and stability than any release in the past decade. If you’ve been using Creo 1.0, or have thought about purchasing Creo, it’s time to move and consider buying Creo 2.0. Paul Sagar, PTC product management director for Creo highlights his top reasons to […]
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