Solidworks and Topsolid do not provide a PLM system, and wouldn't likely be usable by a company which needs the infrastructure of NX (or Creo or Catia). Granted, they both do solid modelling, but work on vastly different scales. There's a difference between CAD/CAE and complete CAD+PLM packages. It doesn't seem like TopSolid, Solidworks, or Inventor are actually direct competitors here. All should be changed to historical present. ('This will eventually bring the functionality and capabilities of both Unigraphics and I-DEAS together into a single consolidated product.'). Some entries use the historical present tense ('1976 McDonnell Douglas Aircraft buys United Computing.'), some use the past tense ('1972: UNIAPT was released by a software company then called United Computing'), while still others user some sort of future tense. Inconsistent tense in the history section. It speaks of NX being originally developed 'by Unigraphics' when its origins were actually United Computing (as the text later states.) Further more there never was a company called simply 'Unigraphics', but only 'Unigraphics Solutions' or 'UGS'. There is some inconsistency in this article. This article has not yet received a rating on the project's importance scale.Įspecially regarding TeamCenter interoperability.s This article has not yet received a rating on the project's quality scale. Brands Wikipedia:WikiProject Brands Template:WikiProject Brands Brands articles If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks. This article is within the scope of WikiProject Brands, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Brands on Wikipedia.

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