Why You Should Manage Your Product Data on the Cloud
Why Attend the Webinar?
Have you ever thought there was an easier way to store data, share principal components with your team and have a safe, efficient way to safeguard your intellectual property?
Has your team shied away from a typical on- premise solution or maybe your team is looking to transition to the Cloud? Has your team grown to all parts of the world? With the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform, these are now immediate capabilities for your team. Touting all the benefits of Cloud technology, Dassault Systems has spared no expense in creating an easy-to-use, out-of-the-box data management system that can grow with your team.
Join us on Tuesday, June 14th at 10:00am ET to learn how the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform can improve your team’s productivity and do this with little to no IT overhead. It can be as simple as storing files in the Cloud, but can be as expansive as a full Product Lifecycle Management tool, ready to integrate for your whole team.
During this Webinar you will learn:
- Understand current data management possibilities
- What is Cloud?
- What is the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform?
- IT requirements
- Expansive potential of the platform
Webinar Date and Time
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM ET
This TriMech Solution Webinar is presented by:
Wayne White, Solutions Consultant - 3DEXPERIENCE
Wayne has 7+ years of experience with all SOLIDWORKS products at a reseller level and has been using SOLIDWORKS for nearly 20 years. He fine-tuned his mechanical engineering skills both in school at Penn State and in the industry with various design capacities including Honda and locally Aquion Energy.
Alissa Podgorny, Product Sales Specialist - 3DEXPERIENCE
Alissa has been with TriMech since 2019 and is our 3DEXPERIENCE & DELMIAWorks Sales Specialist. Before joining the TriMech team, Alissa worked in sales in many different fields and was the business development manager for a corporate lodging service. She also owned a small furniture store where she assembled, displayed and sold discount furniture and was a franchise owner of a paint and sip art studio.