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As with most sporting goods manufacturers, Black Diamond's finished products not only need to be functional and esthetically pleasing, but also need to be produced quickly and efficiently to make room for the ever-changing market demands. Black Diamond’s goal for using Siemens software was to stabilize and unify the tools that they were already using, controlling the fit and the shape of their products, while still being able to make necessary changes quickly.
