SOLIDWORKS World 2015 Top Ten List: Now Open For Idea Submission

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It is the time of the year to start preparing for SOLIDWORKS World 2015. To start things off we are looking for your input in creating the SOLIDWORKS World Top Ten List. This is a list of your ideas for enhancements to future versions of SOLIDWORKS. The top rated ideas are reviewed at the SOLIDWORKS World 2015 General Session on Monday 2/09/2015. These ideas provide guidance for future developments in SOLIDWORKS. You can see a majority of the ideas from former SOLIDWORKS World Top Ten lists implemented now in the SOLIDWORKS product.

The way this list works: starting on Wednesday, October 15, 2014; the list will be open for idea generations and discussion only. To participate in the SOLIDWORKS World 2015 Top Ten list access the SOLIDWORKS World 2015 section of the discussion forum and click the “Ideas” tab or click the “SOLIDWORKS Top Ten List” button. During this period any customer can submit ideas and comment on existing ideas, but you will not yet be able to cast any votes. Since we will receive so many responses, please be sure to search through existing ideas to see if someone has already submitted the same idea. In this case, please comment on the existing idea rather than creating a duplicate idea.

Starting Friday, December 12, 2014 the webpage will be closed to new idea generation and will be opened up for voting on Monday, December 15, 2014. When voting, you are allowed to up or down vote as many ideas as you like. Voting will close on Friday, January 23, 2015.

Whether or not you are attending SOLIDWORKS World 2015 in Phoenix, this is an easy way to tell us how you use SOLIDWORKS and how we can improve it to meet your needs. So please start thinking of what new functionality you would like to see, participate in the SOLIDWORKS World 2015 Top Ten List and we will hopefully see you at SOLIDWORKS World 2015 in Phoenix.

Matt Lorono

Matt Lorono

Product Definition Manager at SolidWorks Dassault Systemes
Applying two decades of engineering field experience to improve and create new SOLIDWORKS products
Matt Lorono

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