Concurrent Assembly Design with SOLIDWORKS Design and the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform

Whether a design consists of a high or low number of components, it is common practice during the design process for multiple people or teams to be responsible for creating and modifying different aspects of the design, often simultaneously. Users who intend to work concurrently on the same design together must have a clear understanding of how to structure their working practices correctly in both SOLIDWORKS Design and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.

This new guide explains the basic concepts , plus recommended best practices and settings for configuring the SOLIDWORKS Design and 3DEXPERIENCE platform environment.

Working With Design Iterations

Iterations allow users to maintain a history of their work without needing to create copies of a file or unnecessary revisions. This ensures traceability and accountability throughout the design process. This new guide explains how to utilize iterations with SOLIDWORKS Design, and when to use Iterations in instead of Revisions.

Both guides are available in the SolidPractices Wiki of this community (SOLIDWORKS News & Info), via the links above.