While desktop-based CAD software has been a trusted partner to designers for decades, it has its challenges related to business, people, and technologies. In this post, you will learn how AppStream 2.0 can be used to move PTC Creo workloads on AWS without compromising performance, all while giving design engineers the flexibility to collaborate with their team from anywhere in the world. Infosys is an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner and Managed Cloud Service Provider (MSP) that enables clients to outperform competition and stay ahead of the innovation curve.

In collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Infosys-as part of its Cobalt Program-performed detailed benchmark testing of running PTC Creo CAD on AWS, leveraging Amazon AppStream 2.0 to securely deliver content to design engineers and integrate it with PTC Windchill, a PLM system. With remote work here to stay, companies are looking to make it easier for design engineers to access Creo from remote locations to work efficiently and securely. In the area of engineering and design, PTC Creo is a market-leading suite of desktop CAD tools for 3D product design and development. This level of system architectural complexity, coupled with the rise of more intricate product designs warranting high-end graphical processors, has resulted in firms large and small struggling to provide the adequate infrastructure to support necessary performance. These CAD design applications also need to interface with product lifecycle management (PLM) applications, which is challenging for customers. In today’s engineering design world, engineers work with multiple teams simultaneously on complex CAD models that requires higher compute and GPU powered instances. Over the last few decades, computer-aided design (CAD) modeling has grown from a single-user application running on a laptop to a complex design environment. Partner Solutions Architect – AWSīy Unmesh Jadhav, Principal Consultant, Engineering Services – Infosys Partner Solutions Architect – AWSīy Preet Virk, Sr.

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