Alright, let’s talk about this Dassault Systemes Knowledge Base thing. Don’t know what that fancy name means, but I reckon it’s like a big ol’ library for computer stuff, you know?
What’s this Knowledge Base All About?
Well, from what I gather, it’s got all sorts of stuff to help you figure out how to use them Dassault Systemes programs. You know, like those fancy programs them city folk use for designin’ things. They got instructions on how to get them programs running on your computer, which sounds mighty complicated to me. They call it “install,” I think. And then they got stuff to teach you how to actually use the darn things, “get started” they say.
And get this, they got these “experts,” real smart fellas I guess, who write down all their tricks and tips. “Best practices,” they call it. So you can learn how to get the most outta them programs without havin’ to bang your head against the wall for hours. That sounds mighty helpful, I tell ya.
- Installation Guides: How to get them programs on your machine.
- Getting Started Tutorials: Learn the basics, step by step.
- Best Practices: Tips from the pros to make things easier.
- Technical Content: All sorts of nitty-gritty details for every program they got.
This “DS Knowledge Base,” like they call it, is just plumb full of information. Technical stuff, they say. For all them different programs Dassault Systemes makes. Sounds like a lot to keep track of, if you ask me.
Lots of New Stuff to Learn
Seems like folks are real interested in learnin’ ’bout this stuff, ’cause they keep addin’ more and more articles to this Knowledge Base. “Knowledge Articles,” they call ’em. I guess that means they’re teachin’ you somethin’. They got tutorials, too. For that “SIMULIA” brand, whatever that is. And they even teach you how to use that there “electrical software” more better. More “efficiently,” like them city folk say.
Getting the Most Outta the Knowledge Base
Now, they say you gotta use somethin’ called “Chrome” or “Firefox” to make sure this Knowledge Base works right. Sounds like them fancy internet browsers my grandkids are always talkin’ ’bout. And if you get stuck, they say you can send in a “request.” Like askin’ for help, I guess. You gotta go to this “3DEXPERIENCE platform” on the “cloud support.” Don’t ask me what all that means, sounds like a bunch of hooey to me. But they got videos to show you how to do it, so I reckon even an old gal like me could figure it out if I had to.
And if you’re one of them “makers,” they got somethin’ called a “Maker platform.” You gotta use a special “URL” to get to it. Another one of them fancy internet words. But once you’re in, you can see all your “Roles and Apps.” Sounds important, I guess.
Dassault Systemes – Big Company, Lots of Programs
This Dassault Systemes, they must be a pretty big deal. They got all these “R&D Labs” all over the place. And thousands of folks workin’ for ’em. All over the world, too. And they got tons of customers. So I guess they need a big ol’ Knowledge Base to keep track of everythin’.
Learning to Code, Too
And get this, they even got stuff in there about “coding.” You know, writin’ them computer programs. They talk about “VBA” and “VSTA” and “CATScript.” Sounds like a whole lotta gibberish to me. But I guess if you’re into that sort of thing, they’ll teach you the basics, how to do it right, and how to fix things when they go wrong. “Troubleshooting,” they call it. And they even got “end-to-end scenarios,” whatever that means. Sounds complicated.
3DS Knowledge Base and 3DS Support
So, if you’re lookin’ for help with them Dassault Systemes programs, this “3DS Knowledge Base” is where you gotta go. And if you need more help, they got “3DS Support” too. Sounds like they got you covered, no matter what.
Dassault Systemes Tutorials
Now, these tutorials they got, they’re supposed to teach you how to use them programs. Step-by-step, like. So you don’t get lost. And they got tutorials for all sorts of different things. Like that “electrical software” I mentioned before. So you can learn how to do things right, the first time around.
Submit a Request for Help
And if you get stuck, like I said, you can always submit a request for help. They call it an “SR.” You gotta go to that “3DEXPERIENCE platform” on the “cloud.” And they got videos to show you how to do it, step-by-step. So even if you ain’t too good with computers, you can figure it out.
Well, that’s about all I know about this Dassault Systemes Knowledge Base. Sounds like a mighty useful thing, if you’re into them fancy computer programs. Me? I’ll stick to my gardenin’ and my cookin’. But if you need help with that computer stuff, you know where to go.
