CADENAS NEWS

ePLM AG and CADENAS have entered into a strategic partnership to provide engineers and designers with significant time and cost savings in the management of standard, standardized and purchased parts.

3Dfindit offers a new free browser extension for download. The tool revolutionizes the search for parts on the Internet and prevents the creation of unnecessary parts.

BIM enables the creation, management, and updating of accurate three-dimensional building models with all relevant construction data. But what does this mean for building product manufacturers and what are the requirements?

The Engineering Newcomer Competition enters its 11th round! In cooperation with our lead partner norelem as well as the Federal Working Group of Technical Colleges and MDESIGN, we cordially invite pupils and students to participate in the 2024 edition.

"Sorry, your search delivered no results" - this sentence is a thing of the past on 3Dfindit. The search engine has a new feature since June 2024. Engineers and designers can now find their parts faster and more reliably, even if they make typos in their search query.

The webinar began with a short round of introductions of the keynote speakers. Alen Blechinger has been with Cadenas at the Wolfsburg site since 1997 and Markus Poppinghuys from the Essen site is a senior expert in parts management and master data management with 20 years of experience in the company.

Cake printing made easy: Karlsruhe startup Bit-Baker used My Content AI on 3Dfindit to print a unique cake.

CADENAS and the SMS group have a 20-year partnership in the field of strategic parts management. CADENAS, the SMS group and MEDAXperts are now working together to ensure consistently high data quality for SAP as the basis for all relevant business processes in engineering and purchasing.

Important update for our popular PLUGIN 3Dfindit: The plugin can now also be installed in the CAD software Fusion 360 from Autodesk. This extension offers users even more flexibility and seamless integration into their work processes.

CADENAS BIM expert Karsten Spieß, together with Christian Herbst from Averdung and Benjamin Lammers from Concular, explained how BIM can be used as a lever for sustainability and which challenges and opportunities need to be considered when reusing components.