Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology 2

Announcing Solid Edge With Synchronous Technology 2

Siemens PLM Software is driving PLM to help smaller customers become more responsive through the introduction of the latest version of Solid Edge. Last year synchronous technology was launched to rave industry reviews. Now see the latest enhancements to the part & assembly environment, as well as a new sheet metal design module. Plus, we’ve incorporated finite element analysis directly into the CAD environment with Solid Edge Simulation. And Insight now works directly on the latest Microsoft SharePoint platforms.

 

Solid Edge continues to deliver up to a 100x faster design experience Join vice president of Velocity Series Development Bill McClure and director of Solid Edge Development, Dan Staples, as they review Velocity Series and synchronous technology, plus preview the new features and benefits of Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology 2.

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Hitting the mark

May 25, 2009 - 09:00 PM

It seems like yesterday when Tony Affuso stood up at the Solid Edge User Group and announced the Velocity Series in 2005. Many people, both customers and media, were skeptical of our “modular yet integrated” suite of CAD, CAE, CAM and cPDM. Over time, we have proven successful and each year we are receiving positive feedback from those that really matter, our customers.

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“You have to see this!”

May 25, 2009 - 03:14 PM

When you become an adult, kids’ toys always seem so engaging. Did you ever wonder how some of the toys are made? We’ve recently had an opportunity to interview Bob Hadley at Razor Scooter. If your kid doesn’t have one, consider it for his or her next birthday. Bob’s story of how he moved from using AutoCAD to 3D with

Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology is a fun one. Basically, a friend told him on Friday, “Come down to my office, you have to see this!” At the end of the two hour presentation, he made the decision to purchase Solid Edge. By Monday, he was using it. Now, the name Razor is to scooters as Kleenex is to tissues!

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What about Sheet Metal?

May 25, 2009 - 03:12 PM

Last year when we introduced synchronous technology in Solid Edge at PLM Connection in Orlando last year, several users were asked their opinion of the new announcement.

One user in particular was excited but quickly pointed out that without ST in the sheet metal environment, he really couldn’t benefit from having the new technology. And that wasn’t the last we heard from users. In the Q&A of our main session, the first question from users was, “Will it be in Sheet Metal?” Now, we’re very happy to tell all Edgers that it’s HERE!

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Produce “spectacular rainbow-colored images”

May 25, 2009 - 03:11 PM

There are engineers. There are specialists. And then there are design engineers who have enough knowledge to digitally validate designs without needing a degree to do it. Having

built-in finite element analysis inside of your CAD system makes perfect sense.

One engineer commented “I always see these spectacular rainbow-colored images of products being stressed in the computer, but you have to have a PhD to figure out how to run the software.”

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Get to the point!

May 25, 2009 - 02:23 PM

There are few names that are so well known that it doesn’t matter what country you visit, everyone knows the name. Microsoft is one of those names.

The SharePoint platform has been so wildly accepted as a premier business productivity solution by not only our customers, but mid-sized companies in general.  It should come as no surprise that in the Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology 2 release we are announcing Solid Edge Insight on the latest Microsoft SharePoint platform.

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