Staying competitive in today’s global market means developing exceptional products that are innovative, high quality, and costeffective. With so much to consider, how can you get ahead? For many, technology, including software tools, is the answer. Technology investments can help you grow your business, expand your customer base, and extend your services. With great software tools, you can accomplish more than you thought possible. Unfortunately, ignoring opportunities for improvement can stagnate the business, which can eventually lead to lost market share.
The key is selecting the right technology solution and successfully adopting it. This eBook identifies best practices for successful technology adoption to position your company for success for the next decade.
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Today, the Internet of Things (IoT) is driving dramatic change. Some see it as an incredible opportunity, while others view it as a dire threat. Either way, companies who embrace the technology are using it to enable broader transformations. They use it to gain insight into product usage, remotely monitor products, and preemptively schedule maintenance calls.
Today, designers and engineers face growing pressure to develop more innovative products faster and at lower cost to help their companies succeed in a competitive global market. Responding to this challenge requires working smarter—finding ways to save time and lower costs without negatively affecting product quality or innovation. To achieve these goals, you need access to integrated development tools that go beyond 3D CAD (computer-aided design), allowing you to model your designs in 3D and automate many of the tasks required to move products from design through manufacturing without the duplicative work and manual tasks that can contribute to schedule delays and budget overruns. With the SOLIDWORKS® Premium 3D product development platform, you will have access to the integrated tools that you need to model, visualize, simulate, validate, communicate, cost, document, and better prepare your designs for production. In addition to helping you work smarter, SOLIDWORKS Premium 3D product development software will help you support a range of downstream functions, streamlining your organization’s design and manufacturing processes and contributing to your company’s success.
As you look to stay relevant in the 2020s, which technologies will have the most impact on the competitiveness of your products?
How do you design and manufacture products suited for the Fourth Industrial Revolution — the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI)? Hint: You can’t do it with single-point 3D modeling and 2D drawing solutions. Learn how upgrading to an integrated 3D product development solution can help boost productivity, reduce costs, improve quality, foster collaboration and increase innovation.
The Internet of Things (IoT) isn’t an aspiration — it’s a reality. Engineers have strict expectations to meet when it comes to designing smart connected products, and system engineering is a critical skill set in this new age of design. Read the e-book “Engineering Handbook for Designing Smart Connected Devices” to learn how to master this competency.
Traditional tools of the engineering trade don’t accommodate today’s need for cross-team collaboration. From using different mechanical computer-aided design (MCAD) applications to working on projects with stakeholders located all over the world, engineers have to overcome various obstacles to get the job done. Learn how technology can help streamline communications and collaboration, ultimately setting up your team for success.
What strategies will your company use to improve, profitability? Is engineering a part of it? If not, it should be.
When competing in today’s global economy, investments in the design process can help companies quickly develop high-quality, innovative products more economically—helping them stand out from the competition. This white paper explores what is driving companies to change CAD tools and what successful companies are looking for when purchasing a new CAD tool.