Description
Vault software products specifically support Inventor software’s iPart/iAssembly factory and member file management. This class will have practical examples that will illustrate and unveil the secrets from basic file management tasks up to advanced workflows like partial revision of families. Experienced Inventor software users and product data management administrators will learn recommended setup and configurations to capitalize on the full capabilities and benefits managing and consuming component families. The class will discuss file structures, setup of family tables, and the implementation of file and item numbering schemes for family members. Follow considerations and implementation scenarios to drive CAD and item bill of materials. Another important aspect is to manage component families over larger periods of time. Get introduced to revision management and all file management tasks like rename, move, and copy. We will also cover Inventor file migration for vaulted families. This session features Vault Professional, Inventor Professional, and Vault Workgroup. AIA Approved
Key Learnings
- Discover best practices defining robust and rich iPart/iAssembly factory definitions
- Learn how to optimize your Vault configuration to manage component families
- Learn about revision management of iPart/iAssembly factories and its member files
- Learn best practices to rename, move, copy, and migrate component families
Speakers
Markus KoechlMarkus Koechl studied mechanical engineering and the science of work. Since starting at Autodesk in 1999, he has continuously contributed to customers’ success in implementing 3D CAD and PDM solutions for over 20 years. In his current role as a solutions engineer for PDM/PLM, Markus covers Vault plm software and all of its interfaces and extensions. He helps Autodesk resellers, prospects, and customers analyze and optimize workflows and practical approaches in managing engineering data and downstream processes. Markus is frequently seen in the Vault Customization Forum and is always eager to share any best practice or solution through the Autodesk Knowledge Network AKN.
Peter Van AvondtPeter Van Avondt works for Autodesk as a Technical Specialist Data Management (PDM/PLM) in Northern Europe, based in Belgium. After graduating as a master in electromechanical engineering he joined an Autodesk channel partner as a technical consultant specialized in 3D CAD and product data management (PDM). For the last 15 years he has built up a lot of experience in variety of Autodesk design tools as well as with Autodesk Vault and Fusion Lifecycle. In his current role he uses this wealthy knowledge helping Autodesk resellers, prospects, and customers to adopt and implement the Autodesk solutions across different industries including industrial machinery, pharmaceutical, architecture, engineering and construction companies.
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