If I said the same about Briscad they would pause. I can confidently say I have >10,000 hours of experience with ACAD and anybody who knows CAD knows what I mean. I have tried Briscad and Turbocad and of course have used ACAD my entire career. If you have colleagues who have excellent drawing talent independent of the CAD system you give them, then they will probably figure out the methods needed to get good results out of whatever CAD system they're given.
If you and your team are clever people who figure stuff out for themselves easily, then you may not have constraints on what you can learn or what you can do with either software. If you want to send the lines to a machine shop to automatically program their CNC, then you may put some constraints on compatibility. If all you want are lines and letters, then either one will be fine.
A maximum of ten (10) of Licensee's designated users in each Major Geography may contact DS for support, provided Licensee identifies such user to DS SolidWorks in advance. As usual, it has more to do with WHAT you need to draw than HOW you want to draw it. a) Support Services in the form of answers to questions concerning the installation, activation and use of DraftSight.
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