Watch as ASCENT's Barb Nash introduces attendees to the Bill of Materials (BOM) content from the Autodesk Vault Professional 2018 Data Management for Autodesk Inventor Users book. During the webcast, Barb will teach from Chapter 9, "Items and Bill of Materials Management". Topics include how to create, modify and compare Bill of Materials (BOMs) using Autodesk Vault Professional as well as differentiate between methods of exporting BOM details.
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