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  March 9, 2006, 01:22 AM Grant Rochelle

  Adobe recently announced the introduction of Acrobat 3D, a new product that is intended to enable the integration of 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) into Adobe Acrobat documents. You can read more about it in the DCCCafe.com commentary 3D Adobe PDFs . What I feel is missing from a PLM perspective however, is where this fits in the world of manufacturing data management. Documents, and documents with embedded 3D need to be managed because they make up a critical part of a products full definition, and I haven't seen any indication yet of how Adobe plans to address this. In the traditional manufacturing space, they will have their work cut out for them given every vendor including Autodesk has a neutral viewing solution (DWF in our case) that is tightly integrated with data management solutions that in turn are tightly integrated with native CAD systems.
  
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