Smcom
Industrial software for CNC machine programme transfer, production tracking and shop-floor monitoring for manufacturers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Smcom
SMCOM develops CWORK, a set of software products for machine shops in the industrial sector. CWORK DNC handles transfer and traceability of machining programs to machine tools, CWORK PROD covers production order tracking and machine monitoring, CWORK APP is a mobile application, and CWORK BOARD displays workshop information on screens.
The company sells its software to manufacturers operating machine tools.
SMCOM was founded in 1995 and is registered in France, with its registered seat in Reiningue.
Product: CWORK DNC, CWORK PROD, CWORK APP and CWORK BOARD: machining program transfer, production monitoring and shop-floor display software.
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