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News Release from: TraceParts
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 14 March 2006
German company adopts parent's name
Amberg-based company web2CAD TraceParts is changing its name to TraceParts.
Amberg-based company web2CAD TraceParts is changing its name to TraceParts This name change culminates the migration progress initiated in September 2004 and stands as the foundation stone in the company's long-term positioning as a service provider in the CAD industry
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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In June 2001, Legris decided to entrust its project for CAD drawing downloads from its website to Trace Parts as part of its aim to widen its target user group and consolidate its leading position.
TraceParts owes its high level of recognition among manufacturers and other CAD users to its free and extremely extensive parts libraries for all sectors of the industry.
The CAD catalogues made available by TraceParts provide parts manufacturers with strong geographical presence in the markets and an additional distribution channel in the international arena.
TraceParts is recognised as a reliable technology supplier for creating and implementing product and CAD data.
The publisher's portfolio includes custom-made web-based solutions covering the entire process, from configuring the parts in 3D to ordering the parts directly.
TraceParts offers an all-round service, whether for a specific project or a complex and customised solution.
TraceParts' solutions support the manufacturing process between the supplier and the company generating the demand.
The enhanced customer service enables both parties to save time, money and therefore to immediately increase their productivity.
Using My TraceParts, parts manufacturers can provide their customers with all the important information, such as product photos, prices, availability, and in particular, native CAD models, online via their own web-based catalogue or on the company's own CD-ROM.
The aim is to reduce costs by streamlining the process and gain an additional competitive edge by offering a more efficient service.
TraceParts Enterprise is primarily aimed at companies requiring a large, diversified and administrated range of parts in their everyday manufacturing process.
The TraceParts user portals are customised exactly to meet the requirements of customers and are adapted to the existing IT environment.
The portals contain an exact list of the purchased parts defined as needed by the user, thereby avoiding a confusion of parts and reducing the endless time spent searching.
By restricting the parts to those authorised in the company, TraceParts Enterprise paves the way for effective parts management.
With ever-increasing requirements, there is the need to use process-oriented, technical standards for exchanging product data.
To help administer the CAD components and the associated product data, TraceParts supports integration in existing PDM/ERP environments.
This means that all the relevant data are still available centrally.
Manufacturing companies can then benefit from seamless, intelligent networked processes.
"Our customers know that the wide range of services offered by TraceParts has long gone beyond just providing a comprehensive international parts library and continues to do so".
"Very early on, they placed their trust in our expertise for their portfolios of Internet-based services".
"By changing our name, we are going to reinforce external communication focusing on our skills in e-catalogue and CAD software and stake our position even more clearly as one of the leading solutions providers", advises Heike Streng, TraceParts Sales and Marketing Manager.
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