I'm starting to build up the Windchill side of Creo Windchill starting with this quick primer on an Introduction to BOM Management for Windchill, where I go through different kinds of Bills of Material and the basics of the eBOM-mBOM transformation process. Take a look and let me know what you think.

One time I had a discussion with a recruiter who was a member of a team focused on recruiting from underrepresented groups (in her case, military veterans). She said, “Diversity wasn’t happening organically so we had to put a microscope on it.” That’s an excellent point: diversity doesn’t happen naturally. Our lizard brains are hard-wired to seek safety, and one way that manifests itself is by identifying with someone like ourselves. Some of the things that we are naturally a

“We hire the best person for the job.” Companies make a lot of excuses for not having a diverse workforce, and this is one of the most popular - and insulting. It implies that the company has no unconscious bias, and the high quality of their hiring process just happened to result in a predominantly Caucasian male workforce. The truth is, the “best person” most likely has a job somewhere else - probably at the competition. They also might not be attracted to your company beca

New Sketcher Basics video up on our YouTube channel. Share with your friends and please subscribe to be informed whenever new videos are added. Thanks!

A new document on Data Sharing Features in Creo Parametric is now available to download for free from our new Top Down Design Documents page. Jump on over and take a look! Feel free to share the document with your friends and co-workers. And don't forget to check out the companion videos available on our YouTube Channel Top Down Design Playlist. If you like what you see, please give a thumbs up to the video, add a comment telling me what other videos you would like to see, an

A new video has been uploaded to our YouTube channel with three Assembly Mode Tips and Tricks: The Repeat Command using the Model Tree Editing Parameters using the Model Tree Assembly User Defined Features (UDFs) Check it out, and please give the video a thumbs up!