Concurrent Engineering Blog

Concurrent Engineering is delighted to welcome Lloyd Stevens as Customer Success Manager - a newly created role to support its customers across both its UK and Irish businesses.  

Don’t get stuck in ‘pilot purgatory’. Follow our guide to IoT implementation success.

Component manufacturers that choose Creo as their CAD software see significant improvements in results. Let’s find out more.

By connecting every part of your organisation, manufacturers have full visibility and control over their outgoings and processes. Manufacturers can make continual improvements quickly and without the significant expense or burdens of the past. 

Organisations rely on streamlined, effective knowledge transfer, to educate new starters, share expertise and maintain important corporate insights. 

Making end of year predictions will be slightly trickier this year, but our CAD experts have put together a quick rundown of the three trends they think will be vital for your success in 2021. 

Medical device manufacturers are driven to continually re-think their incentives and business models - it’s how they get ahead, and it’s a crucial part of moving forwards. 

If you’re an engineer who resorts to using spreadsheets for your calculations, you’re not alone. But spreadsheets are a significant cause of headaches for many engineers, and can seriously confuse simple tasks.

It’s estimated that by 2025 there will be 175 zettabytes of data generated annually. That’s an impressive stat. And, when utilised properly, it can lead to significant business results. The challenge we face is that industrial enterprises are struggling to manage large amounts of data and can be overwhelmed by the prospect. 

Creo 7.0 helps Engineering Managers support cutting-edge product development, by accelerating innovation, reusing the best of your design and replacing assumptions with facts. You can start with early concept designs and transition right through to market.