Navigator Brings Thousands Of CAD Files, Product Specs to TE-CO Customers
World class product manufacturer leverages Thomas's technology to offer richer product data and 3D CAD models
TE-CO Workholding has integrated its website with the Navigator Platform, a Thomas technology that allows TE-CO to provide its customers with thousands of CAD models and product specifications.
The announcement follows a recent partnership between the two companies that emerged to help TE-CO and its distributors improve efficiencies in the availability and flow of rich product data to provide end-users with a better digital experience when searching for TE-CO products.
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Manufacturers and distributors rely on each other to support and grow their respective businesses, both of which are based on a mutual goal: Sales.
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These AEC professionals seek products from manufacturers that can deliver the rich and detailed information they need, exactly when it’s needed in their process. To meet these expectations, building product manufacturers need to re-tool and re-think their sales and marketing process to fully adapt to the new demands of BIM.
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Digitized information can make the most complex processes simpler and more efficient — especially for complex industrial parts.
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