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PLM Prompt: SolidJott – way to integrate social tools in CAD?

PLM Prompt: SolidJott – way to integrate social tools in CAD?
olegshilovitsky
olegshilovitsky
22 July, 2009 | 0 min for reading

I’m looking on SolidJott plug-in for SolidWorks. My opinion, that social tools need to be integrated into CAD environment. The main question, I’m asking -what is practical way to do so?

Solidworks SolidJott plug-in

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I’ve been looking on few examples of social tools integration into CAD and design environment. Starting from joke-like-twitting-SpaceClaim and up to serious Vuuch concepts.

So far, I liked approach SolidJott is taking… Immersive, Connecting and Social. What do you think about?

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