Matteo
Guest
According to me to lower prices it would be necessary to break the connection (just sometimes) between cad and plm. often we little ones pay the development of a product that has tangible potential only in a medium-sized business area.
cacciatorino
Guest
found on the American forum:
our next generation software, which will be released in the next few years, will include a different modeling engine than the one we use today. this software will be offered in addition to the software we currently sell. no customers will be forced to move from the current version to this next-gen version.
the current version of solidworks, which we will continue to develop and support in parallel to the next-gen system, will continue to be based on the parasolid kernel. there is no "change" coming for the tools our customers use today.
matt / solidworks
Enzolog
Guest
Now I'm curious, I don't remember any orange brand, except for a flame :smile:
baldios
Guest
100% quote
It is not easy to justify the owner of a small investment firm of this type, without counting the time necessary to be sufficiently operational :frown:
you don't need to drop the price....it makes a good promotion for a few weeks/month, already do so many :wink:
cacciatorino
Guest
The ones with the cloud? we talked to the same people then, even the times they correspond! :biggrin:
baldios
Guest
Sorry you're right, now it's not all orange like a few years ago.
I try with another clue... the sucessor (saying) of gbg:tongue:
MBT
Guest
Do you mean those who proposed not purchase but a sort of "nolege" of licenses? ? ?
baldios
Guest
to you nothing escapes:biggrin:
MBT
Guest
we have not become moderators because we are beautiful (inside)...:biggrin::tongue::mixed:
re_solidworks
Guest
We also did these speeches, but we have distrusted and we have done well!
baldios
Guest
we, however, at those times, had two big customers who had gbg and were treating the passage to ".....", we only agreed:frown:
in any case I remain of the idea that "...." had excellent potential, but it was too acerbic and unstable :angry:
MBT
Guest
You had my own impression. . .
where I worked at that time, we took it on "hot tip" of the direction as it cost little and had a kind of integrated pdm that would be really helpful.
but they kept it for a while... It was a torment to work on us.
baldios
Guest
yesterday I got the offer of autodesk products from our trusted supplier :tongue:
just to have a chat, here are the proposals with some reflection:
1) suite inventor (which includes autocad mechanical, and other programs that I don't care for now), all-in-one price and a maintenance contract aligned with the various solids.... I read around.
2) autocad mechanical suites (with more than the usual programs that I do not know/interest, at least for the moment ), predicted as the inventor suite
but with maintenance contract practically halved.
3) autocad + third-party application for mechanics that counts to the hand costs 500€ more than the suite with inventor
.... of maintenance there is no trace
I forgot. ... training course at a crazy price, is a good 40% more than the pre-offs of the various solids....:angry:
I didn't write the prices because I don't know if you can, possibly if you discuss it in private.
chariot
just to have a chat, here are the proposals with some reflection:
1) suite inventor (which includes autocad mechanical, and other programs that I don't care for now), all-in-one price and a maintenance contract aligned with the various solids.... I read around.
2) autocad mechanical suites (with more than the usual programs that I do not know/interest, at least for the moment ), predicted as the inventor suite
but with maintenance contract practically halved.3) autocad + third-party application for mechanics that counts to the hand costs 500€ more than the suite with inventor
.... of maintenance there is no traceI forgot. ... training course at a crazy price, is a good 40% more than the pre-offs of the various solids....:angry:
I didn't write the prices because I don't know if you can, possibly if you discuss it in private.
chariot
sampom
Guest
if the prices are those of the "official" list you can also report them. if instead they are special conditions with personalized discounts for you maybe it is better not to be "reato", more than anything for correctness.
greetings
Mar
Enzolog
Guest
In my opinion, it's more right that you write them the prices, so that you can also help other users to get an idea...yesterday I got the offer of autodesk products from our trusted supplier
just to have a chat, here are the proposals with some reflection:
1) suite inventor (which includes autocad mechanical, and other programs that I don't care for now), all-in-one price and a maintenance contract aligned with the various solids.... I read around.
2) autocad mechanical suites (with more than the usual programs that I do not know/interest, at least for the moment ), predicted as the inventor suite
3) autocad + third-party application for mechanics that counts to the hand costs 500€ more than the suite with inventor .... of maintenance there is no trace
I forgot. ... training course at a crazy price, is a good 40% more than the pre-offs of the various solids... .
I didn't write the prices because I don't know if you can, possibly if you discuss it in private.
chariot
should be all in the light of the sun I do not understand where the problem is:finger:
do not tell me that the application from third parties is called technometal otherwise I fire you in trunk :biggrin:
cacciatorino
Guest
I don't think so, because the seller would then be unfavorable to the competition he already knows his economic offer and we can rely on more competitive offers.
Parametric_Ozzy
Guest
the price to list you can always say, while the price with the discount applied precisely is not correct, that is a trade negotiation between you is the dealer, the problem is very simple as you have already answered hunter, moreover it always depends on how much you buy and if you are a new customer and what kind of partnership you come to create.
too many variables and too different from customer to customer.
greetings
That's right. .
re_solidworks
Guest
Your comments are correct and I also do not understand how autodesk can still sell autocad mechanical at those prices. It is good to push people towards 3d, but it is a price absolutely not congruent to the technology offered.yesterday I got the offer of autodesk products from our trusted supplier :tongue:
just to have a chat, here are the proposals with some reflection:
1) suite inventor (which includes autocad mechanical, and other programs that I don't care for now), all-in-one price and a maintenance contract aligned with the various solids.... I read around.
2) autocad mechanical suites (with more than the usual programs that I do not know/interest, at least for the moment ), predicted as the inventor suite
3) autocad + third-party application for mechanics that counts to the hand costs 500€ more than the suite with inventor
I forgot. ... training course at a crazy price, is a good 40% more than the pre-offs of the various solids....:angry:
I didn't write the prices because I don't know if you can, possibly if you discuss it in private.
chariot
regarding the application of third parties it is necessary to reason for a moment. I, for example, have 2 top licenses of qs and it is convenient if you need mechanical features with a lt. at that point the price can go. if instead you combine it with autocad full.... Better let it go. the total price is too high.
I point out that inventor is also sold without suites and I think the price is around 4500 a list. in this case autocad is excluded.
baldios
Guest
because they can sell it to me is simple, they have a scary install!
you want to put, one morning comes a technician (but also not) who in 20 minutes installs the "new" autocad :biggrin: and after a few hours/minute you are already printing the first drawing, the holder is happy and willingly signs the check..... you have present the advertising: You like to win easy.
you want to pass to another cad.....adrive the technician, install the best cad3d of the universe and after a few hours what you managed to do... Perhaps some nice cubes with a hole, and maybe even some bevels:biggrin: , the owner obviously will be pissed off, and will vomit bile while paying and the phone rings continuously with even more angry customers because the works do not proceed:angry:
Now that I think about it, but who makes me do it to put me in the midst of :tongue:
chariot
Enzolog
Guest
It seemed clear to me that I was talking about price lists. . .