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Exactly what you’d expect from the software you trust. Creo 11 continues to enhance tools for ergonomics, Model-Based Definition (MBD), simulation, generative design, and additive / subtractive manufacturing.
We are excited to share the news that PTC has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Onshape, the first Software as a Service (SaaS) product development platform that unites robust computer aided design (CAD) with powerful data management and collaboration tools. The company was founded by CAD legends, including Jon Hirschtick, John McEleney, and Dave Corcoran, all inventors of and former executives at SolidWorks.
PTC is acquiring Onshape because we have a deep commitment to providing innovative technology that drives business value and enhances your competitive position. With this strategic acquisition, PTC is doubling down on CAD and PLM. We will give customers the ability to choose between leading SaaS (Onshape) and on-premises (Creo and Windchill) deployment options per their preference.
We will be sharing more details about what our acquisition of Onshape means for you in the days and weeks to come, but I want you to take away two important messages:
What if your 3D CAD software could provide you with real-time feedback on your design decisions, reacting to changes as you make them?
Creo Simulation Live, powered by ANSYS, makes this a reality, providing guidance on the thousands of decisions you make throughout the development process, improving quality, reducing time to market, and saving you money. This fast, easy-to-use tool makes instant feedback available in the modeling environment so you can create better designs.
Creo Simulation Live is unlike any design tool you’ve ever used before. And now it’s available to try on your own models, absolutely free. Be among the first to try it.
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