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Cloud-based and on-premise product design software designed to help small to large size businesses design, analyze and develop new products via 3D modeling, simulation, reverse engineering and more.
Lifecycle management solution for all businesses that helps with product requirement engineering, analytics, project execution and document publishing.
The features in Catia are amazing, it is a really powerful simulation software, great for 3D modelling and fairly complicated engineering analysis including fluid flow, stress.
If you are new user of it you will face some troubles in finding out different options.
My experience with CATIA is fantastic. This CAD software is great for CAD designers and also Engineers to check and perform simulation/analysis.
It was working slowly and i had problems about opening second tab.
It is great for designing complex parts and assembly. This is the reason of why Catia is most popular 3D program in Aviation and Automotive industries which have prettly complex part and assemblies.
It looks arachaic and you have to tell what to do the whole time. There’s is no automated processes (auto reference, ...).
CATIA is a very powerful, informative and amazing software in terms of features, functionality, designing and product development.
My experience with CATIA was a whole journey, the beginning was hard and confusing, but after passing the learning curve it becomes way clearer.
My favorite thing about Teamcenter is to ease of use. Saving and uploading is easy, CATIA integration is fantastic.
Surface to surface manipulation Mode is not working accurate. It is suggesting unreasonable proposals.
Extreamly powerful software, endless customizations , secure & reliable, works great with NX.
Step format can create some corrupted data. Another issue VisMockup can be really frustrating as it does not respond if you try to open big files.
Teamcenter drives our business. Allowing for good control of product revisions and workflows for approvals, Teamcenter is overall a very good PLM system.
If you are a small to medium size company, forget it. It will be the costliest mistake you will ever make.
The ability to quickly create new revisions of products without breaking links and creating complex new structures is awesome and so needed.
Issue is that program may not respond for a while - at this point you should avoid any integration; and just need to wait. Otherwise it will stop working.
Joe: My name's Joe, I'm an engineering specialist in the aerospace industry, and I would rate CATIA a five out of five. In the past I've used Pro/Engineer and SOLIDWORKS before switching to CATIA. I liked the user interface of CATIA better than the previous products. We chose CATIA because of its widespread use in the aerospace industry, it's ease of use for inexperienced users, and it's powerful surface modeling. Onboarding CATIA is really a seamless process. The IT infrastructure is easy to get set up, and there's so much online training available for free. Getting users up to speed is a quick process. For those considering CATIA, I would recommend that in addition to considering the cost, think about what your end users use, what your colleagues use, what maybe your machine shop uses. CATIA is so widespread that while it is expensive, there could be tremendous savings and efficiencies by using it since everyone else does.
Joe M.: Hi. I'm Joe, I'm an aerospace engineer. I give Teamcenter a five out of five. For more reviews like this, click below. Before using Teamcenter, we used Solidworks. We were looking for a more integrated software solution. We chose Teamcenter because of its ability to integrate with our entire product life cycle. Teamcenter is a complicated software, for sure. You need to make sure that you're completely set up and ready to integrate with it and really understand everything that goes into it, get training and be ready to fully integrate the software. If you're going to start with Teamcenter, you need to be ready to integrate it into your PLM system. You need to understand every feature that the software has to offer and take advantage of training that's offered to integrate.
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