Webinar: Large Assemblies: keep complexity under control

Improve performance and usability when working with large assemblies

As products become more complex, so do their CAD assemblies. More components, more detail and more dependencies can provide engineers with a complete product definition, but they can also make assemblies increasingly demanding to work with.

Slow performance, longer loading times and reduced usability can quickly get in the way of productive engineering.

In this webinar, we take a practical look at large assemblies: what defines them, what benefits they offer and, most importantly, how you can overcome the challenges they create.

We will explore the standard solutions offered by PTC and Innoptus to help engineers work more efficiently with large and complex assemblies, from the way an assembly is structured to how it is opened, viewed and used.

What will you learn?

During the webinar, we will cover:

• What is a large assembly?
  Understand what makes an assembly “large” and why assembly complexity matters.
• Benefits and challenges
  Explore the advantages of working with complete product assemblies, as well as the impact they can have on performance and usability.
• Building assemblies more effectively
  See how the way you structure and build an assembly can influence the engineering experience.
• Improving performance and usability
  Discover standard approaches from PTC and Innoptus designed to make working with complex assemblies more manageable.
• Working with and viewing large assemblies
  Learn how to access the information and level of detail you need without letting unnecessary complexity slow down your work.

Why should engineers attend?

When you work with complex products, simply adding more computing power is not always the best answer. How you build, manage and interact with an assembly can have a major impact on your day-to-day engineering workflow.

This webinar gives you practical insights into ways to reduce the burden of large assemblies while retaining the product information you need.

You’ll leave with a better understanding of how to:

• Improve performance.
• Reduce unnecessary complexity.
• Navigate assemblies more efficiently.
• And make large assemblies easier to work with.

Who should attend?

This webinar is particularly relevant for:

• Mechanical and design engineers
• CAD engineers and Creo users
• Engineering managers and team leads
• CAD/PLM administrators
• Anyone regularly working with complex products or large CAD assemblies