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Synchronous Technology

Synchronous Technology. A Perspective from a User and CAD Manager. Scott Wertel, P.E. Principal Wertel Enterprises, LLC scott.wertel@wertel.pro. Nervous. Paranoid. Scared. Hesitant. Reserved. Resistant. Initial Reaction to Synch Tech. I’m “THAT GUY”. Initial Reaction to Synch Tech.

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Synchronous Technology

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  1. Synchronous Technology A Perspective from a User and CAD Manager Scott Wertel, P.E. Principal Wertel Enterprises, LLC scott.wertel@wertel.pro

  2. Nervous Paranoid Scared Hesitant Reserved Resistant Initial Reaction to Synch Tech

  3. I’m “THAT GUY” Initial Reaction to Synch Tech

  4. Reservations Justified?

  5. Implementation Imminent

  6. A Bright Future

  7. Image courtesy of Dave Ault http://solidedging.wordpress.com/2011/06/21/you-did-what/ Students are Learning This

  8. Utah State University Example

  9. More Devitry Examples

  10. Starting the Transition

  11. The Bane of Our Transition

  12. The Steering Wheel

  13. Parts of the Steering Wheel

  14. Live Rules

  15. What is Synch Tech?

  16. Synchronous Technology History-based Modeling History-free Modeling Synchronized Solve Procedural Features Live Rules Driving 3D Dimensions More… Flexible Editing Dimension Driven Requires pre-planning Fast edits with many-featured parts Highly Automated Feature-less Inflexible when changes outside design are needed Weak dimension-driven editing Feature-based Easy to use, direct Interaction Slow, fragile edits on many-featured parts Desirability Little Design Automation Technically Speaking Technology

  17. Solid Edge Software Sales Grew ~50% CY2010 vs CY2009. • Expect similar growth 2011. • Solid Edge Development Staff Grew 15% last year. • Expect similar growth this year. 15% Practically Speaking

  18. Development Roadmap

  19. A CAD Manager’s NIGHTMARE • New Training • New Standards • New Best Practices Answer

  20. A CAD Manager’s Joy • Multi-cad Data • Increased Efficiency • More Intuitive for Casual Users • Easier FEA Prep Answer

  21. Stop making excuses and start planning your move to Synchronous • Siemens Technology Roadmap is pushing you there • Industry & Market pressures are pulling you there • Young designers and engineers are already there Where do you want to be? Innovator or Laggard? Don’t be “That Guy”

  22. Find me: Scott Wertel http://www.wertel.pro scott.wertel@wertel.pro @swertel http://www.linkedin.com/in/scottwertel QUESTIONS?

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