- [Instructor] Now that you've completed
the Learning SOLIDWORKS PDM course,
what's next?
Well, in the future,
we hope to have many other courses
covering SOLIDWORKS PDM topics
and we'll be sure to have those up
and let you know when they come out.
But, in the meantime,
there are other places you can go to learn some PDM tools,
like mySOLIDWORKS.com.
I would also highly suggest going to the SOLIDWORKS forums.
So this is a great place
to find accelerated and very top level users.
We like to call them power users.
You can post all your questions here,
get responses from other users like yourself,
and also find solutions
for problems that have already been solved.
If you're part of the subscription services package,
you can also check the knowledge base for PDM help.
And obviously, there's some quick help guides here.
You can also search through the SOLIDWORKS help for PDM.
There's also your local reseller, value added reseller,
or the application engineers that work for them.
They're a great resource as well,
if you have any issues.
There's also some other training venues out there for PDM.
But there's not that many.
Another great resource is the SOLIDWORKS user group network.
There are actually some SOLIDWORKS user groups
that specifically tailor to PDM customers
and they'll showcase one, two, or three presentations
at their meetings that do PDM training
specifically for SOLIDWORKS for free.
So it's also another great opportunity to learn more.
Other than that,
just keep trucking away trying new things,
trying new test vaults,
and see what you can make PDM do.
It's a very powerful tool
and we just barely scratched the surface
of what its full potential is.
Thank you for watching the Learning SOLIDWORKS PDM course.