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Olympic Engineering, Ltd. | SolidWorks Customer Story

Olympic Engineering Ltd. is a leading international supplier of shoe-manufacturing machinery and equipment that chose to implement SOLIDWORKS Professional design, SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional product data management, and SOLIDWORKS Composer technical communication software solutions.

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The path to zero defects

Korean automotive supplier JS Tech has chosen the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to standardize its product development process and manage design data more effectively across multiple sites.

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2026 Outlook for Advanced Manufacturing

Sustainability, automation, AI, M&A and tariffs — a supplier of ERP products into advanced manufacturing provides his perspective on a changing industry. Learn more in this article in Plastic Technology. See the full article here

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Materials Management: How to configure or add entries to the Supplier Name list?

Materials Management application users might be interested in creating a list of their own, preferred suppliers and selecting it during materials registration. This can be done using an ENOVIA application called Supply Network Management which requires the Supplier Network Manager role for access. Users with the proper role can create suppliers as follows: From the Compass, go to My Apps, and sele

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Introduction to 'Supplier Request Manager' (SRQ-OC) Role

Introduction The 2025x FD03 release introduced a new cloud-only role: 'Supplier Request Manager' (SRQ-OC).The 'Supplier Request Manager' role empowers OEMs and suppliers to collaborate seamlessly on design, prototype, sustainability, and design-change requests through a secure supplier portal. It ensures end-to-end traceability, protects sensitive data, and supports a streamlined, structured reque

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When Quality Quietly Fails: The Hidden Misalignments Derailing Manufacturing Success

Quality failures in manufacturing rarely erupt from a single catastrophic event. Instead, they emerge from invisible drift — the small, untracked deviations that accumulate across disconnected teams, outdated processes and fragmented systems. These seemingly harmless shifts in supplier updates, design revisions, and production workarounds quietly push products away from their intended specifications until the consequences surface downstream through defects, delays and customer dissatisfaction.

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2026 Outlook for Advanced Manufacturing

Sustainability, automation, AI, M&A and tariffs — a supplier of ERP products into advanced manufacturing provides his perspective on a changing industry. Learn more in this article in Plastic Technology. See the full article here

DELMIAWORKS PUBLIC COMMUNITY

Materials Management: How to configure or add entries to the Supplier Name list?

Materials Management application users might be interested in creating a list of their own, preferred suppliers and selecting it during materials registration. This can be done using an ENOVIA application called Supply Network Management which requires the Supplier Network Manager role for access. Users with the proper role can create suppliers as follows: From the Compass, go to My Apps, and sele

BIOVIA LABORATORY INFORMATICS

Introduction to 'Supplier Request Manager' (SRQ-OC) Role

Introduction The 2025x FD03 release introduced a new cloud-only role: 'Supplier Request Manager' (SRQ-OC).The 'Supplier Request Manager' role empowers OEMs and suppliers to collaborate seamlessly on design, prototype, sustainability, and design-change requests through a secure supplier portal. It ensures end-to-end traceability, protects sensitive data, and supports a streamlined, structured reque

ENOVIA USER COMMUNITY

When Quality Quietly Fails: The Hidden Misalignments Derailing Manufacturing Success

Quality failures in manufacturing rarely erupt from a single catastrophic event. Instead, they emerge from invisible drift — the small, untracked deviations that accumulate across disconnected teams, outdated processes and fragmented systems. These seemingly harmless shifts in supplier updates, design revisions, and production workarounds quietly push products away from their intended specifications until the consequences surface downstream through defects, delays and customer dissatisfaction.

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