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Actify's Centro 3D CAD Viewing Technology Available

Publishing platform enables Aras users to convert, view and share CAD file formats

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By DE Editors  

February 20, 2012

By DE Editors

Aras announced the availability of Centro 3D CAD viewing technology for the Aras Innovator PLM platform. Developed by Actify, Centro enables Aras users to access and distribute a wide range of 3D and 2D CAD file formats, making it easy to convert, view and share CAD files throughout the enterprise and global supply chain.

Embedded in Aras Innovator 9.3 Service Pack 1, Aras subscribers now have access to Actify's Centro solution, along with support for a wide range of CAD formats and Actify's SpinFire Reader.

"Embedding Centro into Aras Innovator provides companies a simple, secure way to access and view necessary CAD files, helping to streamline processes that involve collaboration with multiple departments, outsourced manufacturers and suppliers." said Chris Jones, Actify President and CEO.

For more information, visit Aras and Actify.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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