SOLIDWORKS 2017 Launch Teaser Video 1 of 3

Article by Scott Ellery created/updated September 1, 2016

SOLIDWORKS 2017 is just around the corner and chocked full of some amazing enhancements to boost design speed and efficiency, all the Javelin SOLIDWORKS experts in our six offices across Canada who have been testing the beta version have been saying the same thing…

SOLIDWORKS 2017 is going to be a game changer for many industries and our customers!

While we eagerly await the 2017 release, we have a few SOLIDWORKS 2017 teaser videos to try and give you a hint about the new features in SOLIDWORKS 2017. We are not allowed to show you SOLIDWORKS 2017 yet, but can you guess what this has to do with SOLIDWORKS?

Experience SOLIDWORKS 2017 at our launch broadcast

Learn What’s New in SOLIDWORKS® 2017 at our LIVE Launch Broadcast in October. SOLIDWORKS 2017 is packed with new, customer-focused enhancements. With more core power, performance, and new capabilities; SOLIDWORKS 2017 will help you easily turn your ideas into finished products in less time, with higher quality.

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Scott Ellery, CSWE

Scott Ellery is a CSWE and an avid contributor to the SOLIDWORKS Community, He is a two time SOLIDWORKS World Presenter and contributes regularly to SWUG meetings organized by four different user groups in Canada, Scott has worked with many CAD Software packages for over a decade in a multitude of different industries including Steel Fabrication, Injection Molding and Sheetmetal. With a background in Mechanical Engineering Technology and Design, Scott enjoys pushing SolidWorks to it's limits and teaching users to be as fast and efficient with SolidWorks as humanly possible.

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