Using workspaces in Arbortext Content Manager (or Windchill) can be a bit confusing.
How do you keep it clean? When should you create one? How long should you keep a workspace? How do you know which one to use (if you have several)?
And, hey, while we're at it, why might you have several? What is a workspace for anyway? What does it mean?
In this session we're going to talk about workspaces in Arbortext Content Manager and Windchill: How to use them effectively and what the best practices are for managing them.
About the Visiting Dojo Expert
Keir Pritchard has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Manitoba and is certified to CMII-P (Professional) and CMII-S (Software) Configuration Management by the Institute for Configuration Management.
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Recorded: July, 2014
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A collection of videos and books, the Arbortext Monster Garage is designed to teach Arbortext users how to leverage their investment in the Arbortext product line so as to continually grow their ROI.