On the mobile workstation front, new models are emerging that provide a significant compute power and graphics upgrade to enable remote design and simulation. For more information on the pros and cons of those options, read Making the Case for a Workstation-Centered Workflow. Those scenarios can entail a significant amount of IT overhead from a network perspective. There are also a number of remote access and virtualization options available that allow engineers to access the power of their office workstation from a remote device. Others have been issued emergency/temporary licenses to enable them to work remotely. In some cases, this requires shifting their SOLIDWORKS license to a new device, or taking advantage of cloud or network licensing options. While some of those engineers may have taken their workstations home with them, others are investing in mobile workstations. They provided recommendations on the best hardware configuration for the software, as well as SOLIDWORKS settings tips.Ĭurrently, many SOLIDWORKS users have found themselves working from home because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. To help provide some guidance, we spoke to SOLIDWORKS experts Ed Hawkins, technical manager at Innova Systems (part of the Visiativ Group) and Scott Durksen, applications expert at Javelin Technologies. To run the software effectively, your desktop or mobile workstation should be correctly configured to optimize performance. With the release of SOLIDWORKS 2020, users now have access to enhanced graphics performance, as well as improvements in drawings, assemblies, and simulations.
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