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Autodesk is holding the second Digital Prototyping Forum in Germany on November 11, 2009. Following last year’s success, the free user meeting will take place this time at the Darmstadtium in Darmstadt. Autodesk customers and interested parties are cordially invited to the full-day conference. According to Autodesk, managing directors and design managers will learn at the event how they can optimize their processes through digital product development and how they can increase their company’s profitability and competitiveness. Designers from various industries will learn methods in presentations for making better use of Autodesk solutions in their daily work, designing faster and working more effectively. The exchange of experience with other participants and Autodesk experts also plays an important role.
“The Digital Prototyping Forum is an excellent opportunity to learn about
Autodesk’s product strategy. In addition, we offer numerous presentations containing information as well as tips and tricks for working with our solutions,” says Wolfgang Lynen, EMEA Campaign Manager Manufacturing at Autodesk. “Our goal is for users to take home concrete benefits for their daily work and thereby work more effectively.”
In addition to the areas of 3D design, data management, industrial design and simulation, the topics of mold and toolmaking as well as electrical design will also be covered this year. The focus here is on the Autodesk Inventor Tooling, Autodesk Moldflow and AutoCAD ecscad solutions. To solve problems from daily work, appointments with Autodesk support specialists can be arranged at the forum. Live demonstrations of all Autodesk solutions will also be offered. The event is rounded off by a trade exhibition in which various providers from the CAD/CAM sector will participate.
Registration for the free Digital Prototyping Forum 2009 and further information are available at: .
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