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ArasPLMモバイル承認アプリ（Aras PLM Mobile Workflow App）
Are you forced to bring your heavy PC just for Aras workflow ? We CEGB just developed an app that can promote your Aras workflow on mobile devices. You can check your InBasket Items on your iPhone and confirm it easily. japanese English … -
Crowdsourced Requirements for an ARAS mobile client (iOS+Android)
Dear Community Members, We are developing a react native based client that could communicate with the ARAS server- as we have expertise both on ARAS and react native framework. Since it is react-native, it could be used by users for both iOS and Android… -
ACE Spotlight: PLM on Your Tablet & Mobile Device
Looking to extend the power of Aras, Aras partner WhiteHawk Software designed a solution that to access on a variety of browsers and devices. This solution provides users access to information stored in Aras with any mobile device, expanding the capabilities… -
Aras PLM Surface App - Puts the Information You Need at Your Fingertips
Bring your PLM software with you on the shop floor, manufacturing sites and everywhere you go with your Microsoft Surface. In an instant you can see all your assigned activities with the In Basket app. And you can act upon them right then and there. And… -
Defining the Future of PLM with Aras CEO Peter Schroer
Recently, we talked with Aras President, Peter Schroer about how Aras just wrapped up its 5th consecutive year of record growth and a shift in the PLM market toward replacing legacy systems. Today, we'll found out how Aras plans to deliver. JM: You said… -
Using Aras Innovator Web services for iPad access and any other platform too
There are a lot of different devices on the market these days and large companies are dealing with proliferation of different mobile platforms, tablets, PCs and other electronics. One common theme with all these different devices is that people want to… -
Camera Integration
Has anyone developed a solution for an app or a hook from a picture / camera program into a thumbnail field on Aras? So someone would just snap the picture and it would populate a field in an item, as opposed to going through Windows Explorer to add…
