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Top Ten Reasons to Upgrade from
Pro/ENGINEER to PTC Creo Parametric™
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UNLOCK DESIGN PRODUCTIVIT Y

PTC Creo Parametric, PTC’s 3D parametric modeling system, provides the broadest range of powerful yet flexible 3D CAD capabilities to help you address your most pressing design challenges. It uses proven technologies from Pro/ENGINEER, plus hundreds of new capabilities to unlock design productivity. Here are just a few reasons to upgrade your Pro/ENGINEER software to
PTC Creo Parametric.
UNRIVALED ENHANCEMENTS, ADDED
CAPABILITIES
1. Up to double the design productivity
Do more with 100+ capabilities not currently found in Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5.0. We’ve added fully streamlined workflows and optimized the user interface. And here’s even more good news: when you upgrade to PTC Creo Parametric, you keep all your existing Pro/ENGINEER capabilities, maintain any design intent in models, and directly re-use tailored and environment settings, so upgrading doesn’t disrupt the work you’re doing today.

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UNPARALLELED USER EXPERIENCE
2. Leverage Industry-leading user experience
Save time with a familiar UI and command finder in
PTC Creo Parametric. The new interface looks similar to the ribbon UI you already use in Microsoft products.
Consistent, streamlined workflows simplify common tasks like sketching, part modeling, assembly modeling, sheet metal, and drawings. Use our intuitive
3D Dragger, a graphics toolbar, or mini toolbars to place upfront specific tasks for your project. There’s even a new embedded Command Finder when you’re not sure where to go next. We’ve also sped up installation and included connections to the new
LearningConnector, tutorials, and Help resources.

UNBEATABLE FLEXIBILITY
3. Experience freedom in concept design
Quickly create freeform shapes and surfaces using the new
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