
Leveraging engineering knowledge company-wide
Valuable engineering knowledge scattered across folders, files, and digital repositories can now be used company-wide.
When knowledge seems lost: Engineering knowledge is accumulated in companies over years, spread across many areas and departments. After a project, it is documented, but often it is needed again later in completely different areas of new projects. That's precisely when the search begins. The knowledge is stored in files, folders, CAD models, and drawings, often with cryptic file names. Each team has its own repositories. A solution often already exists, yet it is frequently redesigned. This becomes particularly evident when experienced knowledge holders leave the company. With them often goes knowledge that was never documented. Almost every company knows the consequences: long search times, duplicate designs, redundant assemblies, and thus longer development times. Now, leverage your engineering knowledge: CAD-Schroer's new service enables company-wide access to engineering knowledge. One example is the AI assistant for the 3D CAD software Creo Parametric, which can be directly integrated into the software environment. Tobias Mittrup, Head of Sales at CAD Schroer GmbH: “Many of our customers possess a wealth of engineering knowledge, and we help them make every single piece of it usable for their future projects or for support purposes. That's precisely where we come in with a tool that understands this knowledge and delivers the right answer.” Companies can also operate this AI assistant entirely locally, if desired. Interested companies can simply contact CAD Schroer for a free consultation, during which the full potential for utilizing their own engineering data will be explored. The knowledge remains permanently accessible to everyone within the company.
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