Manufacturing Leader’s seamless transition to Autodesk Fusion Manage PLM

Manufacturing companies, especially in the HVAC&R sector, deal with complex, long-lasting products that demand precise data control and seamless collaboration. A well-integrated PLM system becomes essential to managing growing product data, streamlining engineering workflows, and speeding up development cycles. But standard off-the-shelf PLM solutions often fall short when it comes to addressing unique business needs, and that was precisely the conundrum our client faced!

With over 4,500 chillers installed globally across the pharma, automotive, and space sectors, their product data expanded rapidly. At the same time, engineering workflows were becoming harder to track, and design duplications were more frequent. Their existing Common Data Environment—a mix of SharePoint, Google tools, and network drives—was no longer sufficient to ensure data integrity, security, and product quality at scale. They needed a secure, streamlined solution tailored to their operations that could be adopted quickly and boost overall efficiency. While group-level systems like SolidWorks EPDM and Windchill PLM existed, the team still wanted to evaluate other faster, more business‑aligned options that would not disrupt day-to-day business processes.

Leveraging their deep Autodesk ecosystem, Autodesk recommended Fusion Manage PLM for its out‑of‑the‑box functionality and extensive customization potential. Partnering with CCTech, they implemented this tailored solution in just 90 days, achieving full adoption, seamless integration, and a future‑ready platform without slowing innovation or compromising quality. Given their deep Autodesk ecosystem and need for a quicker PLM implementation, Autodesk recommended Fusion Manage PLM for its out‑of‑the‑box functionality and extensive customization potential. With Autodesk’s recommendation, the company partnered with CCTech to implement a tailored PLM solution that will complete adoption in just 90 days—customized, integrated, and future-ready—without slowing down innovation or compromising product quality.