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Take a look at the top time-wasters in CAD design!

Here's how top-performing companies solve their CAD time wasters with PLM in the cloud.

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Discover eye-opening insights on how inefficiencies in CAD design processes cost engineering teams valuable time and business resources. The "Time Wasters in CAD Design" infographic highlights the most common time wasters, such as excessive data searching, collaboration challenges and multi-CAD complexity. We provide data on how leading companies use cloud-based Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) to overcome these hurdles.

Based on Tech-Clarity's industry survey, this infographic reveals how companies address these pain points to improve product design timelines, collaboration problems, and data silos. This resource is essential if you're looking to reduce wasted time in your CAD processes, boost your team's productivity, and gain a competitive edge.

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