When searching the most recent Installation Manager IM log for "return value 3" you may see the entry: "WIDII_SWRegistration Failed to register COM DLL's". I have had several support calls where the customer has recently updated SOLIDWORKS and when they try to open the program, nothing happens. For SOLIDWORKS to launch successfully, one key requirement is the Microsoft Prerequisite Visual C++ 2005, or C++2008 and later which is typically installed by the Installation Manager at the same time SOLIDWORKS is installed. SOLIDWORKS installs with no error messages and appears in the programs and features menu. There is no splash screen, and the application does not launch, and there is no error message. Salesforce Audit also seamlessly integrates with Sookasa’s enterprise file sync-and-share encryption products to protect sensitive data and provide advanced risk-remediation efforts, the company said.This article explains how you can resolve the problem: Launching SOLIDWORKS does nothing.Ĭlicking on the SOLIDWORKS Start menu icon or double clicking the desktop icon appears to do nothing. In addition, Sookasa’s Salesforce Audit product uses Salesforce’s API to engage in a number of real-time activity monitoring behaviors, including user-activity scanning, the assessment of data-usage analytics, and the auditing of location-aware access attempts-to keep customer data and intellectual property secure, according to Sookasa. The integration also enables organizations to extend Sookasa’s security protocols to all their cloud-based productivity platforms. Through the integration, Sookasa’s API-based Cloud Access Security Broker will allow Salesforce customers to protect sensitive client information in the platform by detecting potential data-breach risks and enforcing security policies, according to Sookasa. Moreover, 81 percent of the Fortune 500 currently uses Salesforce across a broad set of industries, including companies in regulated industries with high security standards. Indeed, the deal is a significant win for startup Sookasa, as Salesforce is not only a cloud heavyweight but also the leading CRM platform, with a majority share–18.4 percent–of the global CRM market. “In the way that Salesforce ushered in the platform model for customer management with an integration-friendly ecosystem, Sookasa is bringing about a new approach to security by helping IT managers consolidate their needs across different SaaS tools,” he said. He added that Salesforce inspired Sookasa’s approach to security as a cloud pioneer.
“We’re pleased to present our integration with Salesforce,” said Asaf Cidon, CEO and co-founder of Sookasa, in the release.
The news comes on the heels of the integration of Sookasa technology with the Box file sync and share platform as well as the announcement of Box Audit, a solution that provides the same analytics for Box that Salesforce Audit will provide for the CRM platform. The company has unveiled native integration with the platform along with Salesforce Audit, which analyzes user behavior and provides advanced analytics to mitigate security risks on the platform, the company said in a press release. Sookasa continues to line up partnerships to protect cloud platforms with its cloud-based real-time activity monitoring solution by teaming up with online customer relationship management (CRM) platform Salesforce.
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