
Desigcenter Soild Edge for a part design, assemblies and drawings. Its synchronous technology is particularly valuable when a customer needs a fast change, because I can update the model directly instead of rebuilding everything from scratch. Creating 3D parts from sketches is also efficient and the option to reuse existing components saves me a significant amount of time. I also use Teamcenter and share to collaborate with others and to share design data across the team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Large assemblies can slow things down at times and I've also experienced the software crashing. When you're new to Solid Edge, some of the more advanced features take a while to figure out, so there's definitely a learning curve. That said, beyond those points I don't have any major issues with and I'd still recommend giving it a try at least once. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.