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PLM Prompt: SolidWorks and CAD on Cloud – No Need for Open/CheckIn/Out…

PLM Prompt: SolidWorks and CAD on Cloud – No Need for Open/CheckIn/Out…
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18 June, 2009 | 0 min for reading

Short note following Devon Sowel blog about SolidWorks on Cloud/SaaS plans. This is good continutation to thoughts and discussion started earlier on <CAD- the future of collaborative modeling>. SolidWorks already made first try of Drawing Now on Cloud.

SolidWorks Labs Drawing Now

SolidWorks Labs Drawing Now

So, CAD on Cloud SaaS will finaly release you from PDM’s File Open/Check-In/Check-Out hassle.

What do you think?

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