Theorem Solutions Showed Interoperability Products for CATIA

Users at COE 2008 viewed new interoperability products for data exchange.

by DE Editors | Published May 2, 2008

Theorem Solutions ( Staffordshire , UK ) showed a series of interoperability products at the recent CATIA Operators Exchange Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair (COE 2008) held in Florida in late April.

Based on its close working relationships with Dassault Systemes and CATIA users worldwide, Theorem's new Multi-CAD product provides CATIA users with direct access to non-CATIA data — including Pro/ENGINEER, NX, and IDEAS — without leaving the CATIA environment. Multi-CAD is said to deliver rapid access to high quality data entirely within the CATIA session, saving time and minimizing operator effort.

Theorem also showed the latest update of Theorem's Process Manager (TPM), which incorporates enhancements to enable PLM integration, adding further business benefits to a solution that already provides users with a proven return on investment.

In addition, Theorem showed a new interface for its CADverter range of translation products.

For details, go to Theorem Solutions .

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

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