She called back, insisting that I NEED to listen to this gread discount they can provide me with. "You can get AD for as low as 8000€!" - "How about no? I signed up for CircuitWhatever for a reason." - "Yeah, but we would like to convince you that you need AD for the work you do" - "I use AD at work, why do you think I think about buying CircuitWhatever, which is much cheaper, for my home projects?" - "Yeah, but AD is so much better, and so cheap, and ". Some time later, I subscribed for another trial period, this time mainly to see if anything significant has changed and also to get an insight into the Altium community, Vault, Forums and so on - which I didn't get. And they didnt stop! I had to be quite unfriendly until that lady understood that I wanted her to bugger off. Few days after the trial period I got bombarded with calls and mails regarding my "requested" talk with a sales representative. Didn't work for me at that time, so I didn't go on that route. What tools have you been using as you design from home? Let us know by reaching out at or on Twitter.I once signed up for a trial of Circuit.
We’d like to know how you’ve been adapting to this new reality. Features like library and data management will be integrated into the normal design flow, allowing EEs to spend less time struggling with infrastructure, and more time designing boards, sharing design files with industrial designers, and evaluating real-time quotes on prototypes. Octopart supplies data in real time to Altium 365, so engineers will be able to use pricing, availability, technical specifications, and CAD models from Octopart seamlessly in this new collaboration platform.Īs the industry responds to new demands for remote work capabilities, we can expect to see more and more features formerly deployed on local infrastructure transitioned to cloud platforms. has been on the leading edge of cloud-based PCB design, starting with the Altium Designer and Concord Pro products, and now Altium 365, a cloud-based PCB design collaboration tool that allows multiple designers and engineers to work on the same project from anywhere, simultaneously. The field of PCB design is no exception.Īccelerating trends that we have seen over the past few years, major EDA tool companies are looking to roll out cloud-based products that allow people to work on anything from anywhere.Īltium, Inc. As we’ve watched the events of the novel coronavirus unfold, nearly every profession has experienced a dramatic shift in how work gets done.
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