All About PTC/USER Technical Committees
PTC/USER Technical Committees (TCs) are a feature of PTC/USER that enables customers to partner with PTC to improve software. Additionally, TCs allow PTC/USER members, with similar areas of interest around PTC products to stay connected.
Technical Committees provide opportunities to interact directly with PTC Product Management. Members can be informed on, and, moreover, can influence upcoming functionality improvements or new product offerings. TCs have regular meetings and a TC Chair leader that helps define and lead the agenda for Technical Committee discussions.
Collaboratively, Technical Committee members decide what talk tracks or topics should be formulated into PTC Working Groups.
TCs are a great way to build your network across industry. Becoming a TC Chair provides an even greater opportunity to influence the product roadmap and develop your leadership skills and professional identity.
Topics included in Technical Committees are the following:
Creo
Computer-Aided Engineering
ID & Surfacing
Sheetmetal
System Administration
Creo Elements/Direct
Creo AI & Automation
Creo Customization
ECAD
Model-Based Enterprise
Model Check
Data Exchange & Archive
Creo CAD
Routed Systems
PLM
Windchill
Windchill Navigate
FlexPLM
To get involved with PTC/USER Technical Committees, you must first become a member of PTC/USER by completing the PTC/User Registration page.
Once a PTC/USER member, you can ask to join the Technical Committees that most interest you.
What are your ideas for Technical Committee topics? Or, what TC questions do you have? Feel free to leave a reply to this forum post. You are also welcome to email: info@ptcuser.org for more information.
