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Author Miles Hale
Source Time Compression Technologies. v6 n5 June, 2001, pp 21-2
Abstract Software integration into your needed information path must be considered when choosing the approrpriate software package for your model shop. After some discussion with several shop owners, a few common words of wisdom were shared concerning how to move your shop to the next level in prototyping. Of the most importance was keeping abreast of the latest trends and procedures for producing prototypes. In most cases, the customer with whom you work will know what is available in the market for producing their product, so you need to know these options in order to offer your customer the best product and service. Once your staff as well as the appropriate capital is in place, determine what software the majority of your large clients are using. The software that you choose for your shop needs to "talk" to the client's software; but it doesn't have to communicate directly. An intermediate program for the transfer of information and drawings may be needed for you to produce a prototype. Many model shop s have found that several software packages are needed to transfer the information from the client to the shop machinery. XX
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