stability of PDMWorks Workgroup vs Enterprise
stability of PDMWorks Workgroup vs Enterprise
(OP)
We're considering implementing either PDMWorks Workgroup or Enterprise.
I realize that Enterprise has far more capabilities than Workgroup and, frankly, most of the additional capabilities are not really that useful to us since we're a small company. However, as a Solidworks user, I am concerned about stability or the lack thereof. One of our major objectives in implementing PDM would be to get more stability and speed from large assembly files because PDM would allow us to work from local drives, but I don't want to add an unstable package to an already unstable package.
Does anyone care to comment on the relative stability of Workgroup versus Enterprise?
Thanks
Eric
I realize that Enterprise has far more capabilities than Workgroup and, frankly, most of the additional capabilities are not really that useful to us since we're a small company. However, as a Solidworks user, I am concerned about stability or the lack thereof. One of our major objectives in implementing PDM would be to get more stability and speed from large assembly files because PDM would allow us to work from local drives, but I don't want to add an unstable package to an already unstable package.
Does anyone care to comment on the relative stability of Workgroup versus Enterprise?
Thanks
Eric






RE: stability of PDMWorks Workgroup vs Enterprise
Joe Hasik, CSWP
SW 08 x64, SP 3.0
Dell T3400
Intel Core2 Quad
Q6700 2.66 GHz
3.93 GB RAM
NVIDIA Quadro FX 4600
RE: stability of PDMWorks Workgroup vs Enterprise
I would say go with PDMWorkgroups, cost is less and training is less, and installation is easy.
Bradley
SolidWorks Pro 2008 x64 SP3.0
PDMWorks Workgroup, SolidWorks BOM, Dell XPS Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU
3.00 GHz, 5 GB RAM, Virtual memory 12577 MB, nVidia 3400
e-mail is Lotus Notes
RE: stability of PDMWorks Workgroup vs Enterprise
RE: stability of PDMWorks Workgroup vs Enterprise
Eric