Course Outline

Introduction to Solidworks PDM for Government

  • What is Solidworks PDM?
  • Key benefits for design file management in the public sector
  • Overview of Standard vs. Professional editions for government use

End-User Functionality for Government

  • Understanding the Solidworks PDM interface tailored for government users
  • File check-in and check-out processes aligned with public sector workflows
  • Versioning and revision management to ensure accountability and traceability
  • Searching for files and metadata within government databases
  • Collaboration and file sharing within government teams

Administrative Capabilities for Government

  • Configuring the PDM vault to meet government standards
  • Setting up user and group permissions in compliance with public sector regulations
  • Workflow customization and automation for efficient government operations
  • Data card creation and customization to support government-specific data requirements
  • Backup and recovery strategies to ensure data integrity and availability for government

Implementation Strategy for Government

  • Assessing the scope of PDM implementation within government agencies
  • Best practices for scaling PDM across multiple government sites
  • Ensuring data security and compliance with government regulations

Advanced Topics and Future Scope for Government

  • Extending PDM capabilities with add-ons to enhance government operations
  • Integration with other software tools used in the public sector
  • Exploring advanced reporting and analytics for improved decision-making in government

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of SolidWorks (preferred but not mandatory)
  • Familiarity with file management concepts

Audience

  • Designers for government and industry
  • Engineering professionals for government and private sectors
 35 Hours

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