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3Dconnexion, a provider of 3D mice for design professionals, has advanced from a Gold Tier Partner to a Platinum Tier Partner within PTC’s PartnerAdvantage Program. Platinum tier partnership status is characterized by joint go-to-market support, including product promotions, active participation in program activities, and visibility to PTC customers, prospects, and channels.
“We are pleased to grant Platinum tier partner status to 3Dconnexion and we are looking forward to an even closer relationship to further enhance the value 3Dconnexion 3D mice bring to Pro/ENGINEER users,” says Andy Barlow, PTC’s senior director of Business Development.
Using 3Dconnexion 3D mice with Pro/ENGINEER can help design engineers create concepts, sketches, parts, and assembly drawings.
For more information, visit 3Dconnexion.
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