PDM is important because engineers in organizations without a robust PDM system spend 25% more time on nonproductive data management tasks. Designing a product means having to manage many distinct types of data. With PDM, you gain efficiency in organizing, tracking, and re-using all design data centrally with a single source of truth. Spend less […]
PDM is important because engineers in organizations without a robust PDM system spend 25% more time on nonproductive data management tasks.
Designing a product means having to manage many distinct types of data. With PDM, you gain efficiency in organizing, tracking, and re-using all design data centrally with a single source of truth. Spend less time searching for CAD files, recreating data, updating systems, and answering requests from non-CAD users. Hit your cost and schedule targets by eliminating non-value tasks associated with managing and sharing secure product data.