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Learn to Collaborate Like a Pro with Altium Designer 23

Alexsander Tamari

| Created: December 9, 2022 | Updated: March 13, 2026

At a Glance

Watch our webinar: “Learn to Collaborate Like a Pro with Altium Designer 23”. Click here.

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Get ready to speed up your design process with new Altium Designer collaboration capabilities. Designing a PCB is a team effort. Engineers must work with customers, manufacturers, and other stakeholders to get the best results. You need help to bring your design to life, even if you're a one-person team. Join us this month's webinar, where we'll discuss what's new in Altium Designer 23, focusing on how you can collaborate like a pro.

This informative session will cover the following:

Concurrent PCB design
Assigning and managing PCB Design tasks
Intelligent design file comparison
Expanded in-app and browser commenting
Other new features for Altium Designer 23

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About Author

Alexsander joined Altium as a Technical Marketing Engineer and brings years of engineering expertise to the team. His passion for electronics design combined with his practical business experience provides a unique perspective to the marketing team at Altium. Alexsander graduated from one of the top 20 universities in the world at UCSD where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.

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