Course length
3 day

Price
€ 1470,- per course, per student

Overview
In this course, you will learn how to perform basic Windchill PDMLink administration tasks.
You will learn how to plan and create user accounts and groups, and how to plan and create
information management storage strategies. Other topics will include life cycles, workflows,
teams, and configuring domain policies. These skills are important because they enable a
business administrator to configure Windchill PDMLink to meet business needs. At the end of
each module, you will complete Pro/FICIENCY skills assessment questions. These questions
are used to help reinforce your understanding of the course topics and form the basis for
daily review sessions. After completing the course, you will be well prepared to set up and
manage a basic Windchill PDMLink implementation at your company.

Prerequisites
• Introduction to Windchill PDMLink 9.0 instructor-led training course.
• Knowledge of your company.s content management business rules, business
requirements, and existing business processes

Audience
This course is intended for business administrators, system administrators, and project team
leaders. Implementation team members, including user adoption team members, and those
with general Windchill PDMLink administration responsibilities will also benefit from taking
this course.

Topics

• Planning and creating user accounts and groups
• Planning and creating information storage locations: Products and Libraries
• Planning and configuring data management access control policies
• Planning and implementing data management templates
• Planning and configuring user notification of system events
• Managing data development and business processes through life cycles
• Managing product changes using PDMLink Change Manager features
• Working with Windchill PDMLink administration support tools
• Identify new user and administration preferences
• Enable packages and administer package roles
• Configure new object relationships
• Move objects between organizations and contexts