Vault for MAKE

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Learn to leverage a plug-in developed for PowerMill and FeatureCAM to seamlessly connect and track data between groups. With Vault for MAKE, you can now manage CAD data into CAM with a direct connection to your Vault system. Control Revisions of CAM projects, NC Files, and post-processor options files. Receive notifications of CAD updates to ensure the latest revision is used for manufacturing. Open the communication path between the CAD and CAM departments to significantly increase operational efficiency. During this session, we’ll cover:

  • Overview of Vault for MAKE
  • What the setup process for Vault looks like
  • Demo of Vault for MAKE

Tune in to this KVA to see how Vault for MAKE completes the digital thread all the way to the machine tool.

Session Presenters

Jose Paredes-Clara

Data Management Application Engineer

Jose is an Application Engineer on the Data Management team. With over 8 years of experience, Jose came to KETIV from the manufacturing industry and trained as a CAD admin, and now he is our expert on the day-to-day processes of Vault users. Jose ensures manufacturers fully understand their Vault implementation and are applying it correctly.

  			  
  		

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