PTC ProductPoint
PTC ProductPoint
(OP)
Hello All,
Not sure what PDM/PLM system everyone uses out there, but have many of you had any experience with PTC ProductPoint. Any idea of the cost of product point verusus Intralink,PDMLink, or Windchill? Any feedback on the functionality differences you have experienced would be helpful as well.
Thanks in advance,
Steve
Not sure what PDM/PLM system everyone uses out there, but have many of you had any experience with PTC ProductPoint. Any idea of the cost of product point verusus Intralink,PDMLink, or Windchill? Any feedback on the functionality differences you have experienced would be helpful as well.
Thanks in advance,
Steve





RE: PTC ProductPoint
The riding factor is not cost, but can your company live with a SharePoint DB as the repository for all your company CAD data and work efficiently.
"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."
Ben Loosli
RE: PTC ProductPoint
So are you saying they are priced similarly? For small companies cost does play an important part in the decision making process.
Just curious if anyone is using it or has used it and what his/her experience was like. I have read a lot of feedback regarding Intralink (good and bad). Just wanting to see how it compares with product point.
Steve
RE: PTC ProductPoint
The database is not included in the PTC products with Windchill the way a run-time version was included in Pro/Intralink 3.x days.
"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."
Ben Loosli
RE: PTC ProductPoint
I found this comparison table this weekend:
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Based on the lack of features...how PTC could price ProductPoint near Intralink is beyond me. I know that Intralink can be a little more administrative overhead, but being without some of the intralink features in ProductPoint is a show stopper.
Thanks,
Steve
RE: PTC ProductPoint
For some customer feedback, you may be interested in a customer case study being presented at PTC/USER (http://www.ptcuser.org/2010/windchill.html) titled: "ProductPoint: So Easy a Caveman can do it".