Salt Lake City’s Cirris Systems adopted Altium 365 just before workspaces shifted from physical to virtual. We needed close collaboration with this many people, working from all over the world, all working from home, and Altium 365 helped pull everyone together.” With Altium 365, PCB designers were able to co-design with mechanical engineers, in real-time via an easy online platform to finalize the designs.Īs Douglas Karnazes, founder and CEO of Velocity Research and member of the Open Source Ventilator Project elaborates, “When you have 3,000 people working on a project, labor and software is unlimited the only limitation is time. The platform has proven to be essential for PCB designers worldwide, including the teams working on the Open Source Ventilator Project, a global coalition of engineers, designers and medical practitioners. “We want to help the industry get back on track by making it easier than ever before to get the tools they need for PCB design and work collaboratively in distributed work environments.”Ĭoming Together Without Impacting WorkflowĪltium’s newest cloud-based platform, Altium 365, creates a connected experience throughout the PCB development and manufacturing process, making it easy to share PCB designs and collaborate in real-time with anyone-in any time zone, at any company, from anywhere-as the design evolves. “The workplace is more distributed than ever before, and at the same time our customers are dealing with unprecedented financial challenges,” says Ted Pawela, Altium’s COO. With Altium 365, the world’s only cloud-based platform for PCB design and realization, many of Altium’s customers were able to stay in motion even during this challenging time.

For the PCB design industry, Altium has helped make the transition seamless, empowering collaboration across every aspect of the design process. From home offices to virtual workplaces, the working environment has changed.

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