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3D CAD Tools Meet Target Times and Costs Efficiently using CAD tools has a dramatic impact on a company's success. A pair of recent studies by Boston-based Aberdeen Group show how best-in-class manufacturers met their target times and costs nearly 90 percent of the time. Full Story
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