Most users have already started to embrace the new Microsoft Teams client, but for those users that have yet to make the switch for various reasons should be aware that Microsoft intend on ending support for the classic Teams client, starting 1st July 2024. They then intend on ending its availability on 1st July 2025.
For those users who have already made the switch by simply clicking on the ‘Yes, go to new Teams’ button (as shown below), but have experienced issues with this new version of Teams, then we highly recommend that you conduct an uninstall of the classic version. Then download and install the new Microsoft Teams client from Microsoft O365 (you will need admin privileges to do this). We have found that switching to the new Microsoft Teams client this way, resolves various common reported issues.
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Efficiency, accuracy, and innovation are crucial for staying competitive in the industrial landscape of today. Manufacturing and engineering companies face increasing challenges in managing product development, ensuring design accuracy, and optimising workflows. That’s where Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) come into play.
Implementing a Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) system can be transformative for any manufacturing or engineering organization, but success doesn’t happen by chance. It takes careful planning, collaboration, and the right tools. In this article, we’ll walk you through what PLM implementation involves, why it’s critical to your organization, the benefits it delivers, and the best practices to follow. We’ll also touch on common challenges to avoid, expected timelines, and how Sovelia Core can support your implementation journey.
Manufacturing companies today need robust systems to manage their operations and product development efficiently. Two of the most important systems in this regard are Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM). While they serve different purposes, both play a crucial role in streamlining business processes, improving collaboration, and enhancing overall productivity.