SEAL Systems’ Document Output Center for Teamcenter (DOC4TC) is this solution. DOC4TC provides the ability to convert hundreds, even thousands of files in bulk to neutral formats. It also enables Teamcenter users to place very important stamps and watermarks for compliance issues. Then users have the ability to publish multiple documents into single PDFs with a cover page, table of contents, page numbers and more. Finally they can swiftly distribute these now secure documents to customers and vendors sometimes without the click of a button. Launched manually or by Teamcenter workflows, DOC4TC enables safe, secure, and reliable conversions and distributions allowing your users to get on with more important work.

On Thursday, April 5^th at 2PM CDT SEAL Systems will host a webinar demonstrating how the task of producing these documents can be streamlined and automated.

Mike Hoffler goes over the top 5 manufacturing trends of 2018!

For the past 20 years, SOLIDWORKS® World has provided an opportunity for the true diehards in the SOLIDWORKS Community to meet face to face and this year is no different. At the largest gathering of mechanical engineers, industry leaders, and partners, we’ll join together to share stories, explore new ideas, and learn about the latest trends impacting 3D design.

In the fast-paced world of 21^st century manufacturing, companies are looking to be more nimble than ever. They need to react at a moment’s notice and be sure the information they disseminate is accurate, secure and delivered to the proper people and of course delivered on time. Product Lifecycle Management solutions such as Teamcenter have helped vastly in making sure the information is accurate, but it can be a very time-consuming process in many instances arranging, packaging and delivering sensitive documentation to Customers, Vendors, Partners and Regulatory Authorities.

Thank you, 2017 was a great year!

As the year draws to a close, and everyone rushes to put the finishing touches on the last of the projects, we would like to take a moment and share how much we appreciate our customers, staff and partners and what they bring to our world.

The past year has been one of the most active and interesting in recent memory.  SEAL has engaged in work with over 300 new and existing projects from our customers.  From creating new ways to procure and view 3D data on the SAP and various PLM platforms, to working with digital applications in mobility, through complexities in compliance requirements for EAR, DFARS, FAA, FDA and more, this truly has been a wild ride. Thank you!

Please consider the availability of the SEAL Systems support during the turn of the year. Between 27.12.2017 including 7.1.2018 some SEAL Systems employees are on Christmas holiday. Nevertheless there will be a technical contact person on the working days (not on Christmas Eve and New Years Eve) for important questions. If you consider to make larger adaptions on your software or hardware systems please inform your SEAL Systems technical contact person before.

Andreas Horndasch (48), project manager for SEAL Systems, saw the fulfillment of a very special dream this November: he ran in the New York Marathon! In this blog entry, he tells us all about this incredible experience.

The origin of SEAL Systems can be traced back to two companies, both founded in Germany in the 1980s, named S.E.P.P. and Gral Systems.  When the two companies were established, they each focused on providing market leading graphics modeling, application converters and format translation solutions along with top tier enterprise output management.  For several years the two companies operated as competitors and gained comparable following throughout Europe.

Software companies Cideon Software GmbH & Co. KG and Seal Systems AG, providers of conversion and output management solutions for SAP, have entered into a partnership. The aim is to optimize and enhance their respective data-conversion as well as information and document-provision product portfolios. The two companies’ existing solutions will not be affected.