I am currently evaluating PDM softwares and PDMWorks and DBWorks are the main two I'm considering at this time. I haven't seen much information on DBWorks lately and was wondering if someone could help me w/ some questions.
Thanks a lot! Steven
Do not hesitate, buy DBWorks. DBWorks has very good standard functionality, especially concerning plotting and copying existing projects (assemblies). Furthermore DBWorks is using a database and as far as I'm concerned, PDMWorks is not. I have good experiences with DBWorks they react fast and efficient.
Kind regards,
JJ
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what's the current cost for DBWorks??
Thanks JJ.
Can you give some kind of contact info so I can find a dealer in my area? The ONLY contact I have found so far is w/ their office in Italy and due to the time difference it will be tomorrow before I can get a hold of them.
Appreciate the quick reply and look forward to getting started w/ the process (gotta go through all the approval, etc. w/ bosses and such first however.)
Thanks again, Steven
Steven,
In the US:
Integrated Partner Solutions
Worked with Gene, Jeff, & Jeremy for a couple of years now. Excellent service and they understand day-to-day engineering/manufacturing issues.
Len
Steven,
Where are you located? We are one of the main resellers of DBWorks. I also have contact with one of the DBWorks main offices here in the US.
We have many customers that are utilizing both PDM solutions. Picking the one you need depends on the size of your company, geographical layout of the company, usage needs, special needs(like FDA, ISO 9001, etc).
JP
You might want to have a look at this group:
Thanks for the replies guys. I have pretty much kicked PDMWorks to the curb, but am looking at DBWorks and Conisio at this time.
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