June 2023
DDW Expands šŖ“
Itās great being back in London for the beginning of summer. The density of people excited about finally seeing the sun leads to general euphoria šāļø. That, a coronation and lots of public holidays (including today for most of you, which is why Iām sending this a day later than usual). That doesn't mean that we havenāt been busy. Weāve now got a much bigger product portfolio to cover than before: In addition to our main tool (rebrandedĀ Flows-AM), we have released a version that covers non-additive processes (Flows), and provide theĀ quoting,Ā material managementĀ andĀ model libraryĀ components as standalone offerings.Ā
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This month, the team turned their attention to the model library part of the system ā the Digital Design Warehouse. Weāve added significant new features that some of our Flows-AM customers have been demanding for years.Ā
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One of them is a Shopping Cart. Previously, folks would start with an order and then add parts. Now they can add parts to a cart, and then check out with the order details.Ā

Focus discussions between functional user groups or subdivide your users based on an organizationās Business Segments and Divisions, and protect IP. If a Design has mass appeal, it can also be transferred to the full Companyās library such that All users can access it

Itās great to see each of the products in the portfolio gain an increasing level of depth and maturity. Weāre very intrigued to see what customers ask for next for DDW, RFQ Responder, Materials Managements or Flows. One thing we do know is that, while you can have conversations about each design and assign other users tasks through our chat feature, the collaboration tools need much more depth if weāre going to speed up the Idea-To-Part (or as somebody called it the Brain-To-Box) process.
Thatās a challenge weāve been working on for a year and weāre almost ready to publicly announce. I canāt wait to tell you about it next time.
Until then, enjoy the start of the summer.