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SUMMARY:CADTALK + Astranis + Arena Case Study: Clean Data. No Surprises
DESCRIPTION:Do you have a PLM? Do you know what it can actually do with your CAD data? Astranis builds telecom satellites for commercial and government customers\, on a startup clock. Arena holds their single record: BOMs\, changes\, quality\, and suppliers\, all in one place. \nGetting clean CAD data into that record was the hard part. The team was spending close to 8 hours a week lining up SolidWorks against Arena by hand\, and a routine platform upgrade once broke the pipeline entirely\, with no clear fix in sight. \nOn September 10 at 12:00 PM EDT\, Astranis joins Arena and CADTALK live to walk through what changed. \nHere’s what you’ll see: \n• What a PLM does\, and what it looks like when CAD data feeds one cleanly\n• What the SolidWorks to Arena handoff looked like before\, including the upgrade that broke it\n• How CADTALK reads the design and writes clean data into Arena\, without touching the vault \nThis is a live session with Astranis\, Arena\, and CADTALK\, not a recorded replay. \nBring your questions.
URL:https://cadtalk.com/event/cadtalk-astranis-arena-case-study-clean-data-no-surprises/
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SUMMARY:CADTALK Webinar: From Doers to Directors
DESCRIPTION:Dylan Olson and Scott Brickler\, moderated by John Thomas\, on what it actually takes to move from manually pushing data to directing a governed pipeline.
URL:https://cadtalk.com/event/cadtalk-webinar-from-doers-to-directors/
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SUMMARY:CADTALK Webinar: Solving ETO the Right Way: How to Build an IFS Solution That Works from Day One
DESCRIPTION:In ETO manufacturing and construction\, the hardest part of an IFS implementation isn’t the ERP. It’s engineering workflows that never got solved because nobody brought the right people into the conversation early enough. \nMost IFS deals follow the same pattern: discovery\, ERP selection\, implementation. CAD integration\, the workflow that connects engineering to production\, shows up after go-live\, when the client already has a problem. By then\, the solution is reactive. The business case is defensive. And the client is already frustrated. \nSome IFS partners do this differently. They bring the right solutions into discovery before vendor selection\, before scoping\, before any commitments are made. When the engineering workflow is solved alongside the ERP\, the outcome is different. The business case is stronger. The implementation is cleaner. And the client doesn’t find out 6 months later that their engineers are still spending 3 weeks on what should take 3 minutes. \nWhat you’ll learn: \n• The Partner-First Approach: How Tim Ryan at WIA Systems approaches IFS deals: discovery first\, solution design before vendor selection\, and why CADTALK is in the room from day one when the client’s BOM workflow is on the table.\n• The Before/After: What the specific engineering-to-IFS handoff looks like in a real ETO environment\, before and after automation. Same IFS. Same engineering team. 3 minutes instead of 3 weeks.\n• The Simple Framework: Three questions that tell you whether a deal needs CADTALK from the front. How to have that conversation. What the outcome looks like when the solution is built right. \nThis isn’t a product pitch. It’s two organizations who work in IFS environments every day; one that sells and implements it\, one that feeds it — talking honestly about how they work together. \nBest for: IFS implementation partners\, operations and engineering leaders at ETO manufacturers\, project-based construction firms running or evaluating IFS\, anyone whose CAD-to-ERP workflow still involves a spreadsheet. \n60 minutes with a Q&A \nhttps://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1147678388184201301?source=CADTALK+Website
URL:https://cadtalk.com/event/solving-eto-the-right-way-how-to-build-an-ifs-solution-that-works-from-day-one/
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SUMMARY:CADTALK Webinar: The Integration Maturity Model
DESCRIPTION:If your engineering team has said any of these lately — \n→ “We’re re-typing the same data in two systems.”\n→ “An ECO shouldn’t take this long.”\n→ “The BOM in CSI doesn’t match what’s in CAD.”\n→ “We’re paying engineers to do data entry.” \n— this session is for you. \nJeff Brickler (COO\, CADTALK) and The Lake Companies\, LLC (Infor Channel Partner) are hosting a live walkthrough of the CAD-to-ERP Integration Maturity Model tomorrow at 1:00 PM EDT. Six stages. CSI-specific. Real workflows\, not slide decks. \nYour ERP is only as good as the data you feed it.
URL:https://cadtalk.com/event/cadtalk-webinar-the-integration-maturity-model/
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SUMMARY:How to Set Up Business Central for Integration Success with SOLIDWORKS
DESCRIPTION:Are your engineering and manufacturing teams speaking different languages? Does your product data feel trapped in SOLIDWORKS while your ERP system runs on outdated information? What if you could transform your instance of Dynamics Business Central into a seamless integration powerhouse? \nJoin integration experts from CADTALK as we explore how to optimize your Business Central environment for successful integrations\, starting with SOLIDWORKS. While we’ll focus on CAD to ERP integration\, the principles we’ll cover apply to many integration scenarios. \nWhat You’ll Learn: \n-Best practices for structuring your Business Central environment for integration success\n-Critical configuration considerations that impact data flow\n-Common pitfalls to avoid when setting up integration-ready items and BOMs\n-How to maintain data integrity across systems\n-Strategies for scaling your integration as your business grows \nAbout the Hosts: \nCADTALK is the world’s first and only software leveraging artificial intelligence to transform engineering bills of material from virtually and CAD\, PDM\, or PLM application into manufacturing bills of material and routings inside Business Central and other ERP systems.
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