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SOLIDWORKS ENTERPRISE PDM

SOLIDWORKS ENTERPRISE PDM

SOLIDWORKS ENTERPRISE PDM

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Overview
SolidWorks Enterprise PDM (EPDM) is a data management solution designed to enhance collaboration and innovation by managing and synchronizing design data across product development teams. It integrates seamlessly with SolidWorks applications, allowing for efficient sharing, collaboration, and protection of design data through tracking and version control.
Key Features
  • Centralized Data Management: EPDM centralizes storage of engineering data, providing a secure, indexed repository for fast retrieval and version control to prevent data loss.
  • Integrated Workflows: Automates design and approval processes, reducing time spent searching for parts and assemblies.
  • Scalability: Can be implemented quickly and scaled from small workgroups to hundreds of designers globally.
  • Data Access and Security: Provides secure login, version control, and prevents accidental overwriting of files.
  • Customization: Offers customizable workflows and an API for creating custom applications to meet specific business needs.
Implementation and Productivity
  • Quick Start Program: Enables rapid deployment within five days, with scalability for growing organizations.
  • User Interface: Integrated with Windows Explorer for ease of use, reducing desktop clutter and enhancing productivity.
  • Audit and Compliance: Provides audit trails for internal and external reporting, ensuring quality control and standards compliance.
System Requirements
  • CAD Editor: Requires Windows 7 or Vista, 2 GB RAM, 5 GB disk space, and an Intel or AMD processor.
  • Contributor PDM: Requires Windows 7 or Vista, 1 GB RAM, 2 GB disk space, and an Intel or AMD processor.
  • Servers: Archive, Database, and Web Servers have specific RAM and disk space requirements, with support for Windows Server 2003 SP1 or higher.
Conclusion
SolidWorks EPDM is a comprehensive solution for managing design data, enhancing collaboration, and streamlining product development processes. It offers robust features for data security, workflow automation, and scalability, making it suitable for organizations of all sizes.
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SOLIDWORKS ENTERPRISE PDM-1

SOLIDWORKS ENTERPRISE PDM Take control of your data to enhance collaboration and innovation ATE UNIC L COMM LOBA G SS A ACRO ORK NETW MANAGE DESIGN DATA REPLICATE SHARED DATA FOR QUICK ACCESS SOLIDWORKS EPDM TAKES CARE OF YOUR DATA SolidWorks Enterprise Product Data Management (EPDM) centralizes the storage of SolidWorks Enterprise PDM manages and all your engineering data and related files to give you these benefits: • Secure, indexed repository for fast information retrieval • Version control for both minor changes and major revisions to prevent data loss • Integrated workflows that automate your design and approval process for more efficient review and release of final designs With SolidWorks EPDM, you can dramatically reduce the time you spend searching for parts, assemblies, and drawings. Part of the SolidWorks suite of product development solutions—covering design, simulation, sustainable design, technical communication, and data management—SolidWorks EPDM will help you drive design reuse and manage your overall 3D design experience. Implemented in a fraction of the time required by other data management solutions, SolidWorks EPDM can scale from small workgroups to hundreds of designers located in offices anywhere in the world. synchronizes design data across your product development team with a single, easily deployable solution tightly integrated with SolidWorks applications. You extend the reach of your 3D design experience—locally or remotely, from engineering through manufacturing—to share information, collaborate on designs, and automatically protect design data with integrated tracking and vers

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Rapidly find data and control access Focus your design organization on product innovation with tools to quickly and efficiently find, share, and reuse data. • Search for data in multiple ways, using parameters such as document or file name, contained data, or custom properties like part number, description, and current workflow state (for example, released or in process) • Save searches for easy reuse, individually or across the enterprise • Prevent designers from accidentally overwriting files through integrated version control • Easily produce customized bills of materials (BOMs) for individual...

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SOLIDWORKS ENTERPRISE PDM-3

Get productive fast Immediately get up to speed through a fully integrated bundle that includes database software, CAD connectors, replicated servers, and an API for customization. • Engage new users quickly with the intuitive Windows® Explorer interface • See “where used” and “contains” information for any design with one click • Customize menus to personalize use and increase productivity • Use integrated Windows Explorer search and browse capabilities to reduce desktop EASY-TO-CONFIGURE MS CUSTOM SEARCH FOR clutter and find files faster • Instantly communicate with colleagues through information...

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SOLIDWORKS ENTERPRISE PDM-4

HISTORY INCLUDES USEFUL TOOLS FOR VIEWING AND COMPARING FILE VERSIONS SolidWorks Enterprise PDM CAD Editor • Windows 7 (32- or 64-bit) or Windows Vista® • 2 GB RAM (minimum) • 5 GB disk space free (minimum) • Video board (certified recommended) • Intel® or AMD® processor • DVD or broadband Internet connection • Internet Explorer 8 or later For additional details, visit www.solidworks.com/pdm-requirements Access a full history of all document changes, previous versions, and revisions for rapid viewing, comparison, and compliance. • Windows 7 (32- or 64-bit) or Windows Vista • 1 GB RAM (minimum)...

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