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Configuring Standard Vault Folder Structures
In this guide, we’ll walk through best practices for Autodesk Vault folder setup, discuss the difference between standard and library folders, and demonstrate how to integrate Autodesk Inventor for a seamless data management experience.
The AI Shift Is Here: Five Ways AI Is Already Changing How Engineering Work Gets Done
AI is already changing how engineering teams work, from automating repetitive tasks and accelerating newer engineers to improving quality checks and making decades of engineering knowledge easier to find. Explore five ways the shift is happening today, and why getting your engineering data in order is critical to taking advantage of it.
PDM Implementation Checklist for Manufacturers
With the right planning and a phased approach, a team can go from shared drives to a structured environment without grinding production to a halt. This checklist walks you through it.
Data Strategy Playbook for Manufacturers
Manufacturers don’t have a data problem. They have a data strategy problem. Engineering files scattered across shared drives, disconnected systems, outdated BOMs, and manual handoffs create delays, errors, and wasted engineering time. This playbook explores how manufacturers can build a connected digital thread through PDM, automation, integration, and structured product data. It also highlights why metadata-rich engineering data is becoming the foundation for AI-driven design, quoting, configuration, and customer ordering experiences.