Razorleaf has obtained exclusive information on DriveWorks 17 PreRelease only available to Razorleaf (or anyone else that attended the DriveWorks World conference in Chicago, or select individuals that attended SOLIDWORKS World, and a few others). Well it’s time to break the silence and release the 411 on DriveWorks 17.
I was reading #ACECON19 tweets this week and saw one that asked the question "is a PLM implementation ever done?" On one hand, if the answer is no, that's pretty scary from a project and ROI perspective.
My favorite quote from Peter Schroer of Aras from ACE 2019 is, “There is no Excel Add-in for HoloLens.” What Peter is referring to, of course, is Microsoft’s ubiquitous spreadsheet and their maturing entry into the world of MR (Mixed Reality).
The wonderful thing about design automation is that we can work with so many situations where we handle a large number of unknowns.
The frustrating thing about design automation is that we can work with so many situations where we handle a large number of unknowns.
Fresh back from the Aras ACE 2019 conference we got to learn so much about the "Red Hot PLM" platform; or is it just a PLM platform? The event was packed with valuable sessions, including an enhanced training track that offered attendees more hands on experiences with many of the business applications within the products ever growing portfolio.
Is there a difference between a healthy PLM system (or any business system) and a successful PLM system? A PLM system is healthy when it runs without errors, does not crash and has adequate performance. Razorleaf believes that just because a PLM system is healthy that does not necessarily mean it is successful.
In my conversations with clients and prospects this is a question I frequently get asked. At its surface, SharePoint seems like an equal to PDM/PLM. It has the ability to manage files, file access and revisions. It has the ability to track meta data about files or records and it has a workflow engine. Isn't this basically what a simple PDM or PLM system do?
Deploying the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform and troubleshooting license issues can be challenging. This little-known utility can be a life saver, especially if you’ve completely run out of things to try.
Razorleaf has been blogging about Power’By for over a year now, this article provides an update to what’s happening on the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform and the Power’By strategy.
So you’re at a party, and there’s this programmer that you really want to impress. What do you do? OK, before you start hitting me with the question of why a programmer is even at a party (in case you haven’t heard, we don’t get out much), I’ll tell you the answer. All you have to say is, “Wow, I love RegEx” then just keep nodding in agreement as they launch off onto a glorious tirade about how poorly underutilized and underappreciated and how powerful regular expressions are.