The 17th annual Concept2Design (C2D) training conference is back!

This year TriMech, a SOLIDWORKS and DriveWorks reseller, are hosting the event and it will take place in 3 locations: Connecticut, North Carolina and Florida

Concept2Design is a user event created to educate, inspire and connect. During the course of the event, you will gain SOLIDWORKS knowledge, gain inspiration from new technologies and connect with industry experts and users.

Attendees will learn about new and innovative technologies that can assist during all phases of the design process. The sessions are ran by TriMech’s team of Applications Engineers – containing 38 Elite Applications Engineers with 58 CSWE certifications.

They’ll cover the design process, from whiteboard to shipped product and everything in between! Learn how you can use your existing products more effectively and what new products exist that can save you both time and money.

There are three learning tracks to choose from, giving attendees the flexibility to customize their schedules:

– Designer Track: Everyday users are guaranteed to walk away more productive!

– Emerging Technology Track: This is the perfect track for executives and managers looking to stay up to date on engineering solutions, improve efficiency and increase ROI.

– Administrative Track: This track contains tips to prepare, maintain and measure your team’s readiness.

Check out the full agenda to learn more about the breakout sessions available at each event.

When & Where?

Mashantucket, Connecticut

Wednesday 21st March – Thursday 22nd March 2018

Foxwoods Resort, 350 Trolley Line Blvd, Mashantucket, CT 06338

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Charlotte, North Carolina

Wednesday 25th April – Thursday 26th April 2018

Hilton Charlotte University Place, 8629 J M Keynes Drive, Charlotte, NC 28262

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Orlando, Florida

Wednesday 2nd May – Thursday 3rd May 2018

Marriott Orlando Downtown, 400 West Livingston Street, Orlando, FL 32801

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DriveWorks are a silver sponsor of Concept2Design 2018 and members of our team will be at each of the events. We’re excited to learn more about new advancements in the technology industry and we hope to see you there!

DriveWorks SWUG Leader of the Year Award

At SOLIDWORKS World 2018, we were announced as the SOLIDWORKS User Group Co-Participating Partner of the Year. Alongside receiving our award, we also announced the winner of the DriveWorks Award for SWUGN Leader of The Year.

On Wednesday, February 7th, DriveWorks sponsored and attended the SOLIDWORKS User Group Leader Event.

This year, the SWUGLe event happened at the Golden Gopher in downtown Los Angeles.

This place was awesome – with classic arcade games, a poker table, craft beer and delicious food.

Everyone had a great time and celebrated another successful SOLIDWORKS World!

A Focus on Education

During the event, Heather from the DriveWorks team announced the winner of the DriveWorks Award for SWUGN Leader of the Year. This year, the focus of the award has been on education.

In 2017, we launched the DriveWorksXpress Training and Certification Program, a free certification for all engineering and design professionals and students. Since DriveWorksXpress is included free inside every license of SOLIDWORKS, anyone who has access to SOLIDWORKS can get certified.

The certification promotes learning and knowledge sharing in the SOLIDWORKS community.

We challenged the SWUGN Community to get involved in this new education program and they did not disappoint!

This Year’s Winner

The winner of the DriveWorks Award for SWUGN Leader of the year was James Adkins. James is the group leader for the Burlington Alamance County SOLIDWORKS User Group (BACon SWUG) – what a great name!

James won the DriveWorks Award for SWUG Leader of the Year due to his commitment to education.

James is the Head of the Mechanical Drafting Program at Alamance Community College. He teaches CAD to students of all ages.

Congratulations James, we look forward to working with you in 2018!

Here is Heather with James and the two previous winners of this award, Todd Blacksher and Jeff Holliday!

A DriveWorks SWUGN Tour will soon be coming to North Carolina, and of course, the BACon SWUG will be part of our trip!
Look out for more details, and see the other SWUG meetings we’ll be attending on our events page.

SOLIDWORKS World 2018 brought together around 5,000 engineers and designers from across the globe. The event provided the ideal opportunity to discover the latest in SOLIDWORKS 3D applications and engineering technologies that help millions of SOLIDWORKS users create compelling customer experiences.

Jeff Rowe interviews DriveWorks’ CEO, Glen Smith, at SOLIDWORKS World 2018 for MCAD Cafe

Glen Smith, CEO and Co-Founder of DriveWorks Ltd, is a graduate Mechanical Engineer with a passion for automation.

In this interview, Glen explains how since its inception, DriveWorks has developed software for manufacturing companies that have ‘same but different’ products. In other words, where the product changes each time it’s designed or sold, based on rules.

DriveWorks the company started with design automation and product configuration to allow SOLIDWORKS engineers to automate their design processes.

From there, it was soon apparent that other departments needed automation capability too. Today, DriveWorks software is used by engineers, sales teams and customers to design and configure to order. This is often referred to as CPQ.

The key benefits of DriveWorks are that it enables companies to automate repetitive tasks, reduce errors and save time.

In this video, Glen discusses how the market is changing and whilst CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) software is gaining popularity, users also want to view 3D configurations within a web browser in order to visualize their designs.

Jeff also wanted to know what else the DriveWorks team were showing on their booth at SOLIDWORKS World. Glen explained that within the manufacturing industry there is a need to create shop floor layouts, with items laid out and connected together inside SOLIDWORKS or in a web browser in 3D. Both are achievable with DriveWorks and the software will also create the manufacturing data automatically in the background.

Glen also tells Jeff about SHIFT, our custom Gear Shift configurator that was created specifically for the SOLIDWORKS World booth to tie in with the Shop Floor at SOLIDWORKS World 2018 – an area that featured live manufacturing of SOLIDWORKS parts and assemblies.

Companies of all sizes and from many industries are using configurators they have built using DriveWorks, to configure custom products on desktop, mobile and tablet.

We have developed 3 SOLIDWORKS Certified Gold Partner Products, one of which, DriveWorksXpress, has been embedded by into every seat of SOLIDWORKS.

Anyone with SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD can automate with DriveWorksXpress, just follow these simple steps to Activate to Automate.

A-LINE Building Systems are a market leading manufacturer of steel buildings, sheds, barns, carports and farm out-buildings.

With over 20 year’s industry experience, their innovative concepts and range of engineering resources are reflected in the strength, durability and detailing of their products.

Designing to Order Before DriveWorks

Before using DriveWorks, A-LINE created all of their quotes manually. This was very time consuming and they wanted to implement a solution that could be used by their sales teams, distributors and dealers to quickly provide quotes and drawings.

Automating the Design Process

When we last interviewed A-LINE, they were using DriveWorks Pro Administrator, Autopilot and Live to automate their design process when creating custom sheds.

This involved creating customised forms within their DriveWorks project which were embedded into their website. This allowed their customers to easily specify the requirements for a shed and receive live pricing updates, a quote and a PDF of the drawings.

Using DriveWorks enabled A-LINE to create up to 200 designs per day, which gave them a huge competitive advantage in the marketplace.

A-LINE have recently invested more time into improving and advancing their DriveWorks project. They’ve made a lot of changes behind the scenes, which have given their users greater flexibility when using the quoting system. We recently caught up with their Automation Specialist, Nayshil Singh, who told us more about the updates to their DriveWorks configurator.

An Impressive New Home Page

“We’ve recently updated our home page and it now enables users to create multiple quotes at once. This was achieved using the DriveWorks Child Project Control which allows users to specify many types of sheds at the same time whilst also comparing prices.”

“Using the table highlighted to the right, sales people can select which quote they wish to edit and open it by clicking the ‘Quote Document’ button. The quote is obtained directly in the browser within seconds so the sales person no longer needs to wait for an email. The emailed quote is simply used for our records.”

“Drawings can also be viewed directly in the browser once the model generation has been completed. The headers of the tables are also customizable, so the sales person can display any shed property that they like.”

A Quote Management Area

“We’ve also created a new quote management area which allows the sales person to view their past quotes in one place quickly and easily.”

“Users can search and filter quotes by numerous properties and view / track all documents linked to the quote, such as compliance certificates or engineering drawings. They can also upload documents that may help them during the quoting process.”

Behind the Scenes Updates

A-LINE have also made a lot of changes behind the scenes which are not obvious to the user but give them greater flexibility when using the quoting system.

These include:

•  The ability to save quote progress and finish it at a later date.
• A-LINE have used the ‘Continuously Synchronize’ function of DriveWorks Child Specifications to predict drop out behaviour ahead of time. The system now alerts the user, through an error message, that they need to return to a Child Project and fix the drop outs.
• They’ve also used a DriveWorks Specification Power Pack function to group quote items in order to determine the quantity. For example, if a shed is quoted and it has 10 RAD openings, the quote will now show ‘10’ in the quantity field rather than list each one as a separate line item. They used the ‘SPPSUMTABLEBYGROUP’ function to determine when to group items together.

“Maintaining our professional appearance is very important to A-LINE Building Systems. Automating our quoting process using DriveWorks has helped us to save time, money and reduce errors, without compromising on quality or professionalism.

The new system benefits our customers as it enables our sales team to easily provide accurate quotes and drawings. This helps us to provide great customer service and also get the order to our manufacturing department quicker than before.”

– Craig Barker, Director.

Ruby Joins the DriveWorks Team

We have a very cute new member of the DriveWorks team. Meet Ruby, our new DriveWorks puppy!

Ruby is a 10-week old black labrador and we’re all very excited to have her as part of our team.

Our site is the perfect playground for a puppy and we’re sure she’ll be very happy here. She is already trying to make friends with the local horses, once she has had her injections she can go and play.

Look out for more pup-dates from Ruby, she’ll be a regular feature on our blog.

Meanwhile, we’re on the lookout for a puppy sized DriveWorks polo shirt!

As you can imagine, trying to get a photo of a very excitable, inquisitive puppy is not an easy task, but here she is proudly featured against the famous DriveWorks brick wall. She’s even got her own polaroid on our meet the team page.

Enjoy the funny, and super cute, outtake photos below!

The SWUGN Partner of The Year Award

At SOLIDWORKS World 2018 in LA, DriveWorks was presented with the SWUGN Co-Participating Partner of The Year Award, alongside Rapid. The awards have been around since 2005 and this was the first time it’s ever been a tie.

We are so honoured and proud to receive this award.

With the support of our resellers, customers and partners, we have attended SWUG meetings, sponsored meetings and helped group leaders to find presenters with interesting presentations since 2015.

We love being a part of the SOLIDWORKS Community, SOLIDWORKS User Groups are awesome. We can’t wait to be a part of great SWUG meetings again this year!

Here are some photos of Heather from the DriveWorks team hanging out with SWUG leaders at SWW18, and accepting the award from Richard Doyle, Senior Manager for User Advocacy and SOLIDWORKS Worldwide User Groups.

At the awards ceremony, SOLIDWORKS and DriveWorks reseller, TriMech were awarded SWUGN Reseller of The Year. TriMech headed to our booth to chat with us about the award, scroll down to watch the video.

Head to our events page to see which SWUG meetings we’re heading to next!

A Round Up Of Our Time at SWW18

We’re back from a week in LA at SOLIDWORKS World 2018.

This was our 15th year attending and it’s always exciting to be a part of the action.

This year, we were again a silver sponsor of the event, exhibiting in the partner pavilion, watching the inspiring general sessions and presenting breakout sessions.

Every year, meeting new people and catching up with familiar faces at SOLIDWORKS World makes us proud to be part of such a great community.

See you in Dallas!

We arrived in LA and set up our booth in the Partner Pavilion…

We were visited by resellers, customers and partners…

Glen Smith, CEO of DriveWorks and Maria Sarkar, VP of DriveWorks were interviewed by MCADCafe and DesignPoint…

We watched the general sessions and joined and presented breakout sessions…

We hung out with SWUG leaders, joined in with the SWUGLe event and received an award for SWUGN Co-Partner of The Year…

Overall we had a fantastic time, we love being a part of the SOLIDWORKS Community, see you all at SWW19 in Dallas!

Watch the video below to see the highlights from the event. You can also relive or catch up on the action from SOLIDWORKS World on-demand at live.solidworks.com

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Be Inspired and Advance Your Knowledge

DriveWorks World is our annual technical training event for DriveWorks Users. DriveWorks World is your chance to learn, network & share ideas with DriveWorks experts & enthusiasts. There will be something of interest and value to you, whether you are new to DriveWorks, or are an advanced user of the software.

Just Announced: New Sessions for 2018

This year attendees can build their own agenda to create an event that is truly tailored to them. Attendees can either complete the DriveWorks Pro Training and Certification or choose from a selection of advanced topics.
We’ve just announced the topics we’ll be covering during the advanced topic sessions.
Find out more by heading to the Option 2 drop down in the agenda section of the DriveWorks World website.

We are pleased announce that we have a new Authorized DriveWorks Reseller in Slovenia!

Since 1999, SolidWorld has been engaged in industrial engineering. SolidWorld Slovenia are part of the SolidWorld group and they represent and sell SOLIDWORKS software and SolidCAM software for programming CNC machines.

SolidWorld Slovenia devote a lot of attention to the implementation of systems, education and technical support. We’re pleased to announce they are now also selling and suppoting DriveWorks software.

Welcome to the DriveWorks community, SolidWorld Slovenia!

A Focus on Manufacturing in the New SOLIDWORKS World ‘Shop Floor’

Live Digital Manufacturing

At SOLIDWORKS World 2018, SOLIDWORKS is turning the spotlight on manufacturing. This year’s event features a 40 x 70 ft. “Shop Floor” booth, recreating a typical manufacturing environment for the production and inspection of an automotive gear shift arm.

This shop floor puts a big emphasis on design to manufacture and for the first time ever, there is live digital manufacturing at SOLIDWORKS World. Attendees can see a Gear Lever Arm and Shifter Grip Handle being manufactured.

The parts have been designed in SOLIDWORKS and they’re being made using SOLIDWORKS CAM, on machines designed in SOLIDWORKS too. SOLIDWORKS really is everywhere.

Configure a Custom Gear Shifter

We’ve set up a configurator so attendees can customise the gear lever arm and grip handle.

The SOLIDWORKS part being used for the arm includes Model Based Definition (MBD) and Product Manufacturing Information (PMI) to enhance the quality of information supplied to the manufacturing teams.

The part also contains machinable data created using SOLIDWORKS CAM including toolpaths to produce parts from stock.

We have included CAM data along with MBD information in our configurator. These are great SOLIDWORKS tools that we can control with DriveWorks.

Using DriveWorks ‘rules based definition’ means you can retain the integrity of the parts you create. They will always meet your requirements for manufacture, no matter who specifies them.

To demonstrate this, we have taken the Gear Shifter assembly and added some options for configuring your model.

All of the necessary 3D printing information, MBD and Machining information are automatically updated and recalculated by DriveWorks, to whatever options you choose.

Configure your Gear Shifter, choosing styles, colours, sizes, options, text and shape. View real-time DriveWorks 3D previews of your selections including description summaries and cost.

View the content that you are creating; SOLIDWORKS models and drawings in different formats, 3D PDF including MBD data, G Code and files for 3D printing.

Start by choosing your desired Style of Gear Shifter Grip. We have a choice of Decorative, Vintage or Standard. Change the Design of your Gear Shifter, choose your colour, size, options appropriate for your chosen design and text. See your design update on screen as you make changes.

Next, select your options for the arm. Choose a style, an angle and connector type and decide whether you would like a set of drawings for the Arm and Gear Shifter assembly. Choose if you would like DriveWorks to use SOLIDWORKS CAM and generate a G Code file for manufacture or output MBD data to a 3D PDF file.

Check your Summary to make sure you have all the options you require, or go back and make changes.

Select ‘Files’ and DriveWorks will create preview files for you to view. Click ‘Generate’ to create your chosen design, including SOLIDWORKS models, drawings and reports in a chosen location to trigger manufacture.

With this configurator you can create and preview your designs whilst specifying your options. It works on any device, desktop, mobile and tablet.

It highlights just some of the functionality DriveWorks has to help designers and engineers work smarter. We are proud to take part and contribute to SOLIDWORKS World 2018 using our software.

Stop by Booth 511 in the Partner Pavilion to configure your own Gear Shifter!

In this blog Paul Gimbel, Business Process Sherpa at Razorleaf, discusses his five favourite things about DriveWorks Data Tables.

Tabular data is one of the foundations of the DriveWorks design rule. Rules generally fall into one of three categories: Calculations, Logic or Lookups.

The perennial favorites VLookup() and HLookup() join forces with DWVLookup() to allow DriveWorks architects the ability to store tables of static data, like material properties, available stock parts, and so on, and pull values from data for calculations or decisions. But the humble table has grown up over the years.

Let’s take a look at some of the improvements that have allowed the humble table to emerge from its cocoon of static goodness, developing into the monarch of all things data that it is today. (Pretty dramatic for a bunch of rows and columns, no?)

Group Tables

Premiering at number five in our countdown, Group Tables arrived on the scene to a moderate fanfare. The group table holds information that is available to all projects in a group. This is wonderful news for common data that was previously duplicated in multiple projects or stored outside of DriveWorks in SQL or an ODBC source. Common values like material properties or customer information can be maintained in a single location. This is handy for allowing child specifications to share data without having to pass it from the parent.

But what we didn’t realize at the time was the group tables’ most useful application, the settings table. Values like fonts, colors, paths, and database connection strings can all be stored in a single location to allow you to easily consistentize (it’s a word now) your user interfaces and utilize libraries of models and other files. At Razorleaf we utilize multiple columns in our settings tables. This allows us to switch between a development environment, test environment and production environment in one project. We can build in visual clues so that we can tell the current implementation status, and it makes moving the group from our development environment to our client’s systems and back a lot easier.

New Table and List Functions

Coming in at number four, a plethora of new table and list functions have given us the ability to perform easier and more powerful queries. When I say queries, I not only mean that in its literal sense, but also in the way that the power of SQL queries can often be matched or exceeded with DriveWorks tables. From table filtering to joins to creating new tables and manipulating table structures, real power is now available in standard DriveWorks functions. Add in the DriveWorks Labs Specification Power Pack (available for an additional $0!) and you can have rules chock full of data query goodness.

Data Table Control

Up two spots in our countdown this week, to number three, is the Data Table control. This control replaces the thankfully somewhat obsolete Data Grid control. I always felt so bad for the data grid in training since it could only be introduced as “this can display the contents of a table and…well, that’s about it.” Data Table allows us to present tabular information, format it into a more useful and presentable shape, and allows the user to interact with it including selecting a row. This control could function as a result delivery device for two-dimensional data, as a combo box that allows the user to see more information about their selection, or even as an interactive reference source. Very flexible and easily formatted with multiple fonts, colors and alignments, the Data Table control continues to be a tremendously useful weapon in the form design arsenal.

Output Documents to Update a Simple or Group Table

Coming down the home stretch, we find our number two piece of functionality, a pair of very simple output document types allowing DriveWorks to update a simple or group table. The release of this feature raised such a massive groundswell of support from the DriveWorks community, that…ok, fine, maybe that’s a little overstated, but we do think that it is pretty cool. This changes the role of the table from just being a repository for static data to now having the ability to store dynamic data for an individual specification or for an entire group.

At Razorleaf we had been using this technique fairly extensively using external SQL databases for some time. And while SQL still does have the advantage of being able to provide access to outside tools, the maintenance and added layer required to make the tables specification-specific still add a few notches of complexity that make us want to avoid them. The table and SQL output documents essentially function the same way, so our implementation strategies were still 100% valid. As mentioned earlier, the use of tables for sharing information between projects and amongst parent-child specifications is made a lot easier now that DriveWorks lookup and group tables can be dynamic. Using specification tasks (which should have their own place in the countdown, but this is getting a bit long), this document type can be released at any point with a macro button, form/control event or specification flow step.

Inline Table

But it all comes down to our number one piece of DriveWorks functionality to cement the data table’s place in folklore and the DriveWorks Feature Hall of Fame. Number one for an amazing 42 weeks, the mystical array, also known as an inline table, turns static and dynamic tables into fully functional weapons of mass production. Most DriveWorks architects and administrators don’t realize, or at least don’t leverage, the fact that an entire table can be stored in a single constant, variable or control value. This allows for the use of all of the table and list functions to be combined and nested in powerful ways. This provides your forms the ability to include the same powerful searches you would find anywhere on the web. Tabular data can go beyond dynamic to the verge of omnipotent.

Recap

Alas, we come to end of our countdown. To recap: coming in at number five, group tables make information available to all projects, great for using standard data like material properties and for a robust settings approach to consistent projects (see if you can figure out how Razorleaf utilizes EVERY setting with a SINGLE RULE). In the number four spot, the table functions available to rules in the DriveWorks core product and the Specification Power Pack continue to expand. Jumping up to number three, the Data Table control brings tabular data out of the shadows and makes it more useful to one and all. Our runner up, the Export to Table document types move tabular data into the realm of the dynamic. And holding onto its number one position, the unsung hero/heroine of the DriveWorks rules kingdom, arrays take tabular information to new places by allowing that data to be accessible and storable through any DriveWorks value from constants to variables to form control properties.

So that’s our countdown. Thanks for tuning in. And don’t miss next month’s list of the 25 best ways to prove that you’re a DriveWorks nerd.

For more information about Razorleaf, visit https://www.razorleaf.com/

Customer Success Stories

DriveWorks is used by manufacturing companies from a range of industries.
DriveWorks is modular, scalable and incredibly versatile so our customers use DriveWorks in many different ways, customising their Design Automation and CPQ solutions to suit their needs.
We’re always interested to hear the different ways our customers use the software we’re proud of, we regularly post customer case studies on our blog. Here are a selection of quotes from some of those case studies…

“We use DriveWorks for quoting and approval drawings for almost 160 teams and 530 users. We also use DriveWorks for production part component generation for various product lines and a whole bunch of other great stuff!”

– Christopher Zona, Manager – Systems Automation, Blue Giant

“We value many things about DriveWorks.
Most importantly is the ability to take a design standard and use the configurator software to produce an error free streamlined custom
bearing design.”

– Ray McDaniel, CAD Engineer, Oiles America Corporation

“For us, the most important thing about DriveWorks is definitely the time saving benefits. We can accommodate much tighter delivery schedules and still have the room to innovate and adapt to meet our customers’ requirements.”

– Chris Kinder,
Design Department,
Pattern Forme Ltd

“With DriveWorks Pro, we have been able to design our products with greater accuracy, consistency and productivity. We’re pleased with our experience so far and we’re excited about where we can take this experience in the future.”

– Design Team,
ZCL Composites
Inc.

“Before using DriveWorks
we would create 20 quotes in a month, now we can do 20 in a day.
The process in the past was labour intensive as prices need to be calculated each time and
drawings all had to be prepared manually.”

– David Martin, Managing Director, Elite Balustrades

“In its current state, DriveWorks outputs 245 files, 60 of which are assemblies, 85 are drawings and the rest are parts files. With DriveWorks handling repetitive tasks, our engineers are freed up to focus on customized aspects of our designs, such as the internal cabinets of the vehicle.”

– Shawn Casebolt, Engineering Lead, PL Custom Body.

“There was the need for a time saving process to reduce engineering time, so called Zero Effort Engineering (ZEE). When implementing DriveWorks Pro, our target for order-engineering was to go back from 2 hours to 15 minutes. This target has been achieved with DriveWorks.”

– Rob Beffers, Manager Integrated Process Control, Rademaker BV

“We implemented DriveWorks Pro and saw a 55-minute process go down to 30 minutes. The benefits of Design Automation are very, very real.”

– Dave Mandl, New Product Development Engineer,
Séura

“At NGI, my main challenge is to create documents
for a lot of parts, and this has proven pretty
difficult to do
without DriveWorks.”

– Tomas Hecht Olsen,
R&D Manager,
NGI A/S

“One consistent software package that simplifies quoting and ordering and is easy to use, for our in-house customer service and our external distributors.”

– Terry McGowan, President and CEO at Thordon Bearings

“We truly hope and believe DriveWorks will generate
an extremely short
pay-back in getting
Clear Vision Cooling off the ground”

– Jurnjan van den Bremer, Commercial Direction, Clear Vision Cooling

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We are pleased announce that we have two new Authorized DriveWorks Resellers in South America!

Disegno Soft cover Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru. They currently have over 800 customers.

Designo3D are based in Santiago, Chile and they currently have over 200 customers.

Both companies are dedicated to providing a complete and innovative high technology solution to their clients. They work with all SOLIDWORKS products and cover all business processes, including: design (CAD, CAE), manufacturing (CAM), information management (PDM) and integrated management of productive processes (ERP).

Welcome to the DriveWorks Community, Disegno Soft and Disegno3D!