Spotlight on customer references
Discover how industry leaders are leveraging our solutions to drive innovation and success.
Our customers are leading innovative teams in many industries. We are grateful to partner with market leaders across industrial manufacturing, automotive, MedTech, aerospace and defense, and electronics and high tech. Each industry has unique challenges and goals. Through our solutions, they have achieved remarkable results, transforming their operations and driving growth. Explore these inspiring stories to see how they have led their teams to success.
NASA's journey to innovation
“A digital twin allows us to investigate anomalies, simulate scenarios, and forecast outcomes faster than real time,” Terry explains. “This approach reduces risk, cost, and time, while maintaining precision.”
Safety is paramount in human spaceflight. “Modern digital engineering lets us run high-resolution simulations to assess risk and enhance safety margins,” says Terry. The lessons learned from past accidents deeply inform NASA’s commitment to protecting astronauts and ensuring mission success.
Medtronic's agile approach to regulatory compliance
Sarb Singh-Kaur, Director of Patient Care Software at Medtronic, emphasized the importance of accurately capturing customer needs and tracking them through product development. Singh-Kaur stated, “Here are the things we have been able to accomplish: We have completely reshaped our processes and have used Codebeamer as the instrument to drive that change. We were up and running in less than 30 days. We have over 250 active users already."
This transition enabled Medtronic to streamline processes, improve transparency, and maintain regulatory compliance.
ZF breaks down silos
What ZF needed most was a single, authoritative source of truth—a place where every team member could go to share or access any data that is relevant to the system they’re building. By implementing Windchill, ZF revolutionized its operations.
Cummins optimizes new product designs to prioritize sustainability
With sustainability in mind, Cummins set out to rethink their design process. About 70% of an item’s lifecycle CO2 footprint is set during its design, meaning that if Cummins wants to minimize a product’s environmental impact, it needs to be done during the design phase. Given that Cummins is centered on optimization on all fronts as part of PLANET 2050, focusing on the design phase can yield rewards ranging from lowering costs to environmental benefit.
The right design tools cannot guarantee innovation, but they can help create circumstances where it is more likely to occur. That’s why Cummins is using Creo, a leading 3D computer-aided design (CAD) tool trusted by designers and engineers around the globe.
“We have the technology to make a difference—and we do it just because it’s the right thing to do,” David Genter, Director of Design Engineering at Cummins
HP minimizes complexity and costs
With PLM Windchill, HP’s Large Format Printing division accelerates time to market with improved processes and production.
"Windchill helps us achieve a higher level of maturity and better integration of electrical and mechanical designs—leading to greater overall quality," Manuel Lopez, 3D Operations Program Manager, HP
The world’s most innovative companies tell their breakthrough stories.
A double award-winning podcast that goes behind the scenes of the world’s most trailblazing companies. The Third Angle reveals how pioneering products are brought to life. Hosted by PTC’s Paul Haimes, bold ideas and game-changing stories are told. Stream it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
