BROOKFIELD, WISCONSIN - Micro Estimating Systems announced today it has joined the SolidWorks Solution Partner Program.
"Micro Estimating Systems delivers the state-of-the-art estimating tool that engineers need," said Nick Iwaskow, SolidWorks Manager, Alliances. "Together, Micro Estimating and SolidWorks give engineers the innovative tools and productivity to streamline product development and be more successful."
MES is the industry leader in Manufacturing Process Management, Computer-Aided Estimating, and Process Optimization for the machining, fabrication, and metal service center industries. It strives to stay abreast of changes in the industry by constantly adapting its state-of-the-art product line, as evidenced by its upcoming launch of Version 12.0.
MES President Mike Holland is excited about the opportunity to work with DS SolidWorks more closely. "By partnering with DS SolidWorks, the customers of our organizations will now have the benefit of our expertise in estimating and Feature Recognition, as well as the distinctive, parasolid based approach to design models and assemblies that SolidWorks uses to stay successful in a highly competitive environment."
Holland is confident the partnership will assist customers of both organizations as they strive to be more competitive in the bidding process. "This is an exciting time to be involved in manufacturing," Holland added. "We're looking forward to the challenges of the future with DS SolidWorks as our working partner."
Dec 2, 2009
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