market demand: how widespread is sw in industry?

[Giak1982]

Good morning, everyone, I've been asking this question for a while. seeing the job announcements of the most diverse companies, there is rarely the request for knowledge of solidworks as a requirement, instead, much more frequently, if not even in almost all cases, it is required pro-e, or to the casket limit.
so I would like to ask seniors of the design how many opportunities they had to use sw in work, compared to other packages.
Thanks

 

[re_solidworks]

from my parts the market is gorssomodo like this:

50% sw
40% inventor
5% pro
5% all other

I would say it goes from area to area

 

[cacciatorino]

because they are interinal agencies looking for workers for some big company. in the pmes are used only midrange, the various catia proe etc are almost unknown

 

[Giak1982]

because they are interinal agencies looking for workers for some big company. in the pmes are used only midrange, the various catia proe etc are almost unknown

Forgive me, what are the pMS? :

 

[maxopus]

the situation is on leopard spot.
usually depends on 2 factors.
1) large companies impose de facto use of their software to their suppliers.
2) Choices are often made on the basis of hearing and price.
you prefer to save 1000 euros without realizing the productivity of the instrument.
sales data does not give you any, it is said that I create (pro/e) has + 5000 licenses installed in Italy but, I don't know if the data is close to reality or not.

 

[maxopus]

Forgive me, what are the pMS? :

small enterprises

 

[Parametric_Ozzy]

from my parts the market is gorssomodo like this:

50% sw
40% inventor
5% pro
5% all other

I would say it goes from area to area

from my own instead:

30 % inventor
20 % per year
20 % sw
20 % solidedge
10 % all other