Pro/ENGINEER®
Agenda
Representing the
largest single product family, the
Pro/ENGINEER agenda will offer
several concurrent presentation
rooms and Precision Learning
classrooms throughout the entire
World Event.
The schedule is
timed so that, in most cases, you
can choose from any session in any
product family. Each product family
agenda is comprised of a
comprehesive selection of expert
presentations from our members,
product update briefings and
roadmaps, product development
sessions, learning center sessions,
panel discussions, and PTC
University Precision Learning
courses.
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
10:00 AM
to
10:45 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
10:00 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
10:00 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
10:00 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Mechanism
Design Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Ethan
Bowerman, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will teach
you the basic process for
designing mechanisms within
Pro/ENGINEER. In addition,
you'll learn the how-to's of
assembling components using
predefined mechanism
connection sets, dragging a
mechanism through its
motion, and driving its
motion using a servo motor.
The session also covers
evaluating the mechanism's
motion and checking for
collisions.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
11:00 AM
to
11:45 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
12:00 PM
to
12:45 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
1:00 PM
to
1:45 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
1:00 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
1:00 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
2:00 PM
to
2:45 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
3:00 PM
to
3:45 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Mechanism
Design Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Ethan
Bowerman, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will teach
you the basic process for
designing mechanisms within
Pro/ENGINEER. In addition,
you'll learn the how-to's of
assembling components using
predefined mechanism
connection sets, dragging a
mechanism through its
motion, and driving its
motion using a servo motor.
The session also covers
evaluating the mechanism's
motion and checking for
collisions.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
10:15 AM
to
11:00 AM |
Automated
Affordability Analysis for
Pro/ENGINEER
Zachary
Jasnoff, PRICE Systems, LLC
For
affordability targets to
remain effective across all
program phases, cost must be
treated as a design
parameter. In this
demonstration of PRICE
Systems tools, you will see
how Pro/ENGINEER data can be
passed directly and
seamlessly to the
TruePlanning model for cost
evaluation, and results
returned directly to your
workstation for CAIV
evaluation.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Monday
10:15 AM
to
11:00 AM |
Tips
& Tricks for Modifying
Imported Models and Data
Michael
Webber, Raytheon Missile
Systems
This
presentation will open up
new possibilities for
dealing with imported models.
You'll find out how to
modify STEP and IGES files
using the Feature Operation
mode. You'll also learn how
to use the Paste Special
feature in part mode to
translate quilts or imported
data in a linear motion or
rotated 360 degrees.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
10:15 AM
to
11:00 AM |
Increase
Product Success through
Effective Requirements
Engineering
John
Carrillo, IBM Rational, and
Matthew Stone, Stoneworks
Software Corporation
Regardless
of the product you deliver,
complexity has increased in
your development process.
Embedded software and
attention to regulatory
controls in every industry
has introduced a wider range
of requirements that must be
managed across all product
development domains to
ensure what gets built is
not only what is defined
�but compliant. IBM Rational and
Stoneworks Software
Corporation will discuss
improvements in the way
systems engineers
collaborate on requirements
with designer engineers
using Windchill PLM software
from Parametric Technology
Corporation (PTC) -
ultimately cutting costs,
increasing product quality,
and ensuring compliance.
|
Product
Roadmap
Monday
10:15 AM
to
11:00 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Roadmap
Michael
Campbell, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
the Pro/ENGINEER Roadmap.
We'll discuss what's new in
the most recent maintenance
releases of Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0, the highlights
of Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire
5.0, and share a glimpse at
our longer term plans for
Pro/ENGINEER.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
10:15 AM
to
12:15 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
10:15 AM
to
12:15 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
An
Integrated Approach to
Electromechanical Piping and
Cabling Design Using RSD and
Pro/ENGINEER
Brian
Gilhooley and Radek
Kaczorowski, Virtual
Interconnect Ltd
Piping
and cabling design and
routing is a time-consuming
process usually performed
using separate software
packages. Come to this
demonstration to see how
taking an integrated
approach to cabling and
piping design using RSD and
Pro/ENGINEER can
dramatically reduce time,
cost, and errors–and
practically automate the
process.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Integrating
Pro/ENGINEER with Shop Floor
Processes to Automate
Just-in-Time Manufacturing
Feliks
Veysman, MGS Manufacturing
Group
Come
to this presentation to see
how Pro/TOOLKIT applications
can be used to provide
seamless data flow between
design and manufacturing.
This session takes a close
look at how a custom CNC and
EDM part manufacturer was
able to automate
just-in-time production by
integrating Pro/ENGINEER 3D
models with shop-floor CMM,
CNC, and robotics equipment.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Learning
Center
Monday
11:15:00
to
12:00:00 |
Best
Practices for Sharing
Product Data with Partners
Mike
Kasameyer, PTC
Optimizing
the way data is shared with
your design and
manufacturing partners is
critical to success. In this
session, we will examine
some of these common
collaboration scenarios and
discuss how PTC's solutions
can be applied to
effectively share product
information and facilitate
collaboration between team
members whether they are
internal or external,
co-located or globally
distributed.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Core Design
John
Buchowski and Brian
Thompson, PTC
The
most recent Pro/ENGINEER
releases are filled with
hundreds of enhancements,
impacting all users. This
product update briefing will
cover Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire
4.0 and 5.0 enhancements to
sketcher, features, and
sheetmetal capabilities.
|
Special
Topic
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Using
Pro/ENGINEER Data for
Technical Illustrations
Dieter
Weidenbrueck, PTC
Reuse
of existing 3D CAD models
for technical illustration
purposes results in enormous
time savings. This session
will demonstrate the
integration between Pro/ENGINEER
and Arbortext IsoDraw, and
the process of creating
associative technical
illustrations from CAD
models for further usage
within the Dynamic
Publishing System.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
12:30 PM
to
1:15 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Driving
a Pro/ENGINEER "Configurator"
with Excel and Mathcad
Ben
Lindamood, AAR Mobility
Systems
In
this presentation, you'll
learn about a mapkey
technique that allows you to
use Mathcad to drive design
and placement of components
in Pro/ENGINEER assemblies,
using information from
Excel. The discussion
details the logic behind
each step in creating this
"configurator" and
demonstrates some of its
everyday uses.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
New
Top-Down Design
Functionality for Mechanism
Design Extension and
Mechanism Dynamics Option
Chuck
Pitzer, Pitzer Consulting
The
new motion skeleton
functionality in MDO/MDX
makes it much easier to
debug your mechanism while
streamlining interference
checks and conceptual
modeling. This presentation
will illustrate these
benefits by describing the
design of a pneumatic
lifting arm for a robot
using MDO to determine
existing performance and
Behavioral Modeling
Extension (BMX) to improve
that performance.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Learning
Center
Monday
13:30:00
to
14:15:00 |
Product
Information Delivery:
Overview and Demonstration
Cindy
Elliott, PTC
Come
explore the power of product
information delivery and its
influence on revenue and
aftermarket operations
within discrete
manufacturing organizations.
We will examine the business
benefits of associating
original product design data
to technical documentation
and illustrations throughout
a product's lifecycle by
using PTC's integrated
product information delivery
system. This session will
provide an in-depth
demonstration of the
integrated, end-to-end
Arbortext product
information delivery
software in conjunction with
Pro/ENGINEER and Windchill.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
DKI
Consulting
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Electromechanical System
Design
Jim
Barrett-Smith, PTC
Join
this session to learn all
about the latest
enhancements in the
electromechanical design
tools in Pro/ENGINEER. This
update will include
information on improvements
to Pro/ENGINEER piping and
cabling solutions, as well
as Pro/ENGINEER Routed
Systems Designer and the new
Pro/ENGINEER ECAD-MCAD
collaboration capabilities.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
1:30 PM
to
3:30 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
1:30 PM
to
3:30 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
1:30 PM
to
3:30 PM |
Mechanism
Design Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Ethan
Bowerman, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will teach
you the basic process for
designing mechanisms within
Pro/ENGINEER. In addition,
you'll learn the how-to's of
assembling components using
predefined mechanism
connection sets, dragging a
mechanism through its
motion, and driving its
motion using a servo motor.
The session also covers
evaluating the mechanism's
motion and checking for
collisions.
|
Ask
the Experts Panel
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
How
It’s Made: Cutting-Edge
Manufacturing Technologies
Scott
Miller, Integrated Product
Development Group
Get
an introduction to over
twenty different
manufacturing technologies
that can be leveraged via
Pro/ENGINEER. Participate in
a live “Match Game”
where you can attempt to
pair sample parts with their
corresponding fabrication
processes. Learn how PTC
manufacturing software
supports accurate and
consistent part fabrication
with tolerances less than
1/100th the thickness of a
human hair. Explore new
additive technologies that
enable creation of parts
that were previously
unmanufacturable with
traditional methods.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Mechanism
Dynamics: Anyone Can Design
a Link, But How About a
Linkage?
Andrew
Weiman and Seth GaleWyrick,
Bresslergroup
The
inclusion of motion in Pro/ENGINEER
provides a useful tool for
uncovering and resolving
conflicts within systems
early in the design process.
The real power, however,
comes when you incorporate
mass, forces, and other
kinetic elements. Learn how
you can apply the Mechanism
Dynamics Option to design,
analyze, and optimize
linkages in a variety of
product development
situations.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Routing
RSD and Pro/CABLE Harnesses
on the Ninja 600rr Made
Simple
Bart
Brejcha, Design Engine Inc.
Want
to see a wiring harness
created from scratch?
Starting with a Ninja
motorcycle model–complete
with lights, electronic
controls, and command
modules–this presentation
will demonstrate how to
build a wiring diagram, make
preparations in RSD and the
Pro/ENGINEER assembly, route
the wires, solve any issues,
and complete the harness–all
within the time allotted.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Transforming
Innovation and Collaboration
at Dell
Kurtis
Bowman, Dell
In
both a challenging
macroeconomic and market
environment, it is essential
to derive maximum value from
your human assets. This
presentation will offer
perspectives, challenges and
directions for product
design and innovation at
Dell utilizing PTC
solutions, and share a case
study in how to use
collaboration to free more
bandwidth for higher value
activities.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Simulation and Analysis
John
Buchowski, PTC
Join
this session to learn all
about the latest
enhancements in the analysis
and simulation of Pro/ENGINEER.
This update will include
information on improvements
to Structural, Thermal and
Motion simulation, as well
as Behavioral Modeling.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Advanced
Simulation and Verification
Techniques for Multi-Axis
Machining
Todd
Readel, CGTech
Regardless
of the industry, most
leading companies utilizing
CNC machinery seek out the
latest in digital
manufacturing technology to
improve their NC machining
processes. This session will
introduce attendees to some
of the more advanced
simulation/verification
techniques for multi-axis
operations. Attendees will
also see how they can
simulate multiple setups in
a single session and even
automatically create
inspection documents.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Cost
Free Web-Based Productivity
Tools for Engineers
Bruce
Bergwall, GlobalSpec
This
presentation will be an
explanation of how the
latest social media,
vertical search engine and
world’s largest on-line
database for products,
assemblies and components
can be incorporated into an
engineers day-to-day
workflow to save you time
and money. This is neither a
sales nor a marketing
presentation.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Factory
and Process Plant Layout and
Visualization with Pro/ENGINEER®
Models
Bill
Wilkins, CAD Schroer
Pro/ENGINEER
customer Atlas Copco uses
MPDS4 FACTORY LAYOUT to
quickly model factories and
customer installations by
including and positioning
models, routing piping,
steelwork, ducting, cabling,
HVAC and intelligent
connectable equipment. See
how they benefit from
real-time fly-through
inspection, consistency
checking, collision
detection, and rapid plant
layout drawing generation.
CAD Schroer's MPDS4 FACTORY
LAYOUT solution provides the
fastest way from large
industrial layouts to 3D
visualizations – using
your existing CAD data.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Mechatronics:
Improving Productivity,
Reducing Cost and
Eliminating Physical
Prototype Iterations
Hemant
Shah and Linda Mazzitelli,
Cadence Design Systems
Electronics
proliferation in many
non-traditional products has
created a need for a closer
collaboration between the
design of a printed circuit
board and the enclosures it
is mounted in. Even in
traditional electronics
products, the need to
miniaturize along with the
shrinking design cycle times
have made collaboration
between the two disciplines
a must for any company to
stay competitive. This paper
will talk about the issues
with collaboration between
ECAD and MCAD design
processes as well as how
this collaboration can be
improved to shorten design
iterations and cycle times,
as well as reduce
unnecessary physical
prototype iterations.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Reinvent
Your Workflow for Creating
Content from 3D Data
Thomas
Teger, Bunkspeed
Cost-cutting
is at the top of every
manufacturer’s agenda,
small or large. See how
clients around the world are
using Bunkspeed's creative
tools to cut cost in
design, engineering and
marketing. Learn how to
efficiently utilize your
Pro/ENGINEER data high
quality imagery to sell your
idea in the most convincing
way ever, reduce your
dependencies on physical
prototypes, and say "bye,
bye" to photo shoots.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Zebco
Reels in the Benefits of
Printing True-to-Life
Prototypes
Brad
Reprecht, Zebco, and Neil
Ranney, Objet Geometries
Zebco
manufactures America’s
most popular fishing tackle
and has been known as the
industry’s innovation
leader for more than 50
years. Although rapid
prototyping has always been
an integral part of their
product design lifecycle,
they sought technology that
could deliver a more
reliable, higher-quality
prototype that resembles the
finished product to support
their R&D efforts. Learn
how Zebco uses Objet’s 3D
printer in their design
process to save time and
money and has expanded
dramatically their design
and engineering capabilities.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Driving
Organizational Change and
Windchill Acceptance Through
a Run Team
Neeraj
Singh, ITC Infotech
A
run team is a scalable,
structured multifunctional
ITIL-based support
organization that has three
tiers: one to educate and
support the user community
in their ability to adopt
the application; another to
provide the required
administrative support to
stabilize the application;
and a third to tune the
existing business processes.
The goal is to manage the
organizational change
fallout from the
introduction of a new
application and in
particular, the core process
enablers.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Mechanism
Design Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Ethan
Bowerman, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will teach
you the basic process for
designing mechanisms within
Pro/ENGINEER. In addition,
you'll learn the how-to's of
assembling components using
predefined mechanism
connection sets, dragging a
mechanism through its
motion, and driving its
motion using a servo motor.
The session also covers
evaluating the mechanism's
motion and checking for
collisions.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Implementing
Routed Systems Designer for
Hydraulic Schematic Designs
Jim
Ellis and Rick Frantz, JLG
Industries, Inc.
While
RSD is a great tool for
schematic design, it's
challenging to get off the
ground. This session will
detail how the various
pieces of RDS function and
how they all fit together.
You'll also see how JLG
Industries uses specific
parts of the software to
create and control 2D
hydraulic schematic designs,
from setting up templates to
revision control.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Optimization
of Dynamic Performance with
Pro/ENGINEER, Pro/MECHANICA,
BMX, and Mathcad
Chamera
Miroslaw, ARIADNE
Engineering AB
This
session details the
optimization of a
next-generation cutting tool
used for removing bark from
a tree trunk. This case
study demonstrates the value
of integrating PTC's
advanced analysis tools–Pro/MECHANICA
for strength assessment, MDO
for verifying dynamic
performance, BMX for
optimizing structural and
dynamic performance, and
Mathcad for result
evaluation–into the
product development process.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Thirty
Minutes on Managing Data:
What to Fix and How to Fix
It
Bill
Lough, EAC Product
Development Solutions
Learn
about five major problems
that plague product
development groups. These
problems stem from lack of
communication, security,
search functionality, or
clearly defined development
processes. Also, explore the
tools available to
development groups, and the
proper selection criteria
required for selecting a
data management and
collaboration solution.
Attendees will receive a
coupon for a free Product
Development Process
Assessment (PDPA) performed
by EAC, and an informative
packet designed to help
decision makers "Get
the Process Right".
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Assembly and Tolerance
Analysis
Raphael
Nascimento and Vincent
Pihlstrom, PTC
Join
this session to learn all
about the latest
enhancements in both Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0 and 5.0 related
to assembly modeling,
performance and top-down
design. This update will
also include information on
improvements to Pro/ENGINEER's
new Tolerance Analysis
Extension.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
How
to Make Money in 45 Minutes
Scott
Miller, Integrated Product
Development Group, Inc.
Ready
to learn what it takes to
make the big bucks? A
company’s most valuable
employees are those who
understand the entire
product development process,
from idea generation to
product delivery. Using
several PTC products and
engineers spanning the globe,
this presentation will take
you through the full process
in real time in less than 45
minutes. A randomly chosen
volunteer will receive a
customized product designed,
developed, and delivered
according to his or her
specifications.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Combining
Pro/ENGINEER, Pro/MECHANICA,
and Mathcad to Solve Real
World Problems
Stephen
Seymour, Seymour Engineering
and Consulting Group, LLC
Come
to this session to learn how
you can transform Pro/ENGINEER
into a modern-day
engineering tool for
designers and engineers
alike. The presentation will
walk through the mechanics
and methods of putting
together a Pro/ENGINEER
model with the Pro/MECHANICA
and Mathcad analysis
features, and then
demonstrate how the combined
capabilities can quickly
solve a complex engineering
problem.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
2D and 3D Drawings
Raphael
Nascimento, PTC
Learn
about the latest
improvements in both Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0 and 5.0 to the
tools for creating 2D and 3D
drawings from the Pro/ENGINEER
Detailing Product Manager.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Industrial Design
Paul
Sagar, PTC
Join
this session to learn all
about the latest
enhancements in the
surfacing and styling tools
in Pro/ENGINEER. This update
will include information on
improvements to ISDX, as
well as Pro/ENGINEER
rendering and reverse
engineering capabilities.
|
Special
Topic
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
ECAD/MCAD
Collaboration in Action
Jim
Barrett-Smith, PTC
Join
this session for an amazing
demonstration of
electro-mechanical co-design,
showcasing new capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER which allow
for much more efficient
collaboration with ECAD
software, resulting in
better products, faster!
|
Special
Topic
Tuesday
7:45 AM
to
8:20 am |
FIRST
Informational Meeting
Robin
Saitz, PTC
Learn
how you can get involved
with FIRST and help inspire
a new generation of
scientists and engineers!
During our sessions, you'll
meet with some of the teams
appearing in the Exhibit
Hall demonstrations.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Automating
Pro/ENGINEER–No Skills
Required
Olaf
Corten, Fico
While
you can use sophisticated
programming tools like Pro/TOOLKIT
and J-Link, there are easier
options for automating Pro/ENGINEER.
In this session, you'll get
tips on creating mapkeys and
building your own trail
files. You'll also learn how
to go a step further by
using Pro/BATCH or free
third-party tools like
ProTrail and sBatch.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Exporting
Great Images from Pro/ENGINEER
Robbie
Halvorson, Boston Scientific
Want
to improve the quality of
the images you generate in
Pro/ENGINEER? Attend this
presentation for tips on
color, lighting, resolution,
file formats, and more. With
this information, you can
make every Pro/ENGINEER
image you export–whether
screen snaps or photorenders–not
only look better but also
work better with downstream
applications.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Utilizing
Drawings and Tables to Plan,
Assign and Manage Mass
Property Relationships
John
Durkin, Raytheon Missile
Systems
In
mass properties management,
relationships are
established that are vital
to the aerodynamics of
flight performance.
Behavioral Modeler can be
used to test different
materials and quickly
determine if the weight and
CG requirements can be
achieved. But mass property
reports are not "living"
or parametric. This
presentation demonstrates
how drawings and tables can
remedy this by showing and
reporting moments of inertia
(MOI) in individual parts,
sub-systems, and layouts.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Transforming
Innovation and Collaboration
at Dell
Kurtis
Bowman, Dell
In
both a challenging
macroeconomic and market
environment, it is essential
to derive maximum value from
your human assets. This
presentation will offer
perspectives, challenges and
directions for product
design and innovation at
Dell utilizing PTC
solutions, and share a case
study in how to use
collaboration to free more
bandwidth for higher value
activities.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Data Exchange
Asa
Trainer, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
the latest advances in Data
Exchange, including the new,
free, direct interfaces to
tools like SolidWorks and
Autodesk Inventor. Also
learn about how Pro/ENGINEER's
new Rights Management
solution can be used to
protect the valuable
intellectual property in
your designs.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
11:45 AM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
11:45 AM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
11:45 AM |
Mechanism
Design Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Ethan
Bowerman, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will teach
you the basic process for
designing mechanisms within
Pro/ENGINEER. In addition,
you'll learn the how-to's of
assembling components using
predefined mechanism
connection sets, dragging a
mechanism through its
motion, and driving its
motion using a servo motor.
The session also covers
evaluating the mechanism's
motion and checking for
collisions.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
Aesthetic
Engineering: The Power of
Pro/ENGINEER for Industrial
Design
John
Jacobsen, SMART DESIGN
Pro/ENGINEER
is well known for its
mechanical design and
engineering capabilities,
but it also offers
incredible tools that are
perfectly suited to the 3D
challenges of industrial
design. In this live
demonstration, you'll
discover the power of Style
(ISDX), Warp optimized with
Behavioral Modeling,
curvature connections with
Variable Section Sweep,
paradigm-defying Independent
Geometry, and more.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
Everyone
Has Skeletons, But You Want
Them in Your Assemblies
William
Cockrell, Raytheon
Skeletons
provide great flexibility
during the design phase and
even greater power when used
in layouts. This tutorial
will demonstrate how to
create a skeleton, declare
it to a layout, and then
assemble sub-assemblies and
components to it. You'll
also see how skeletons can
be reused in other
assemblies to leverage their
features.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
Learn
the Basics of the Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0 Import
DataDoctor
Elton
Chu, Designcraft, Inc
In
this overview you will learn
how to use the main
functions of the recently
redesigned Import DataDoctor
module and become familiar
with its new interface,
tools, and commands. By the
end of the presentation, you
will be able to use the
Import DataDoctor to quickly
fix problems that prevent
your models from solidifying.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
DKI
Consulting
|
Special
Topic
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
Latest
Pro/ENGINEER Releases: Show
Me the Value!
Michael
Campbell, PTC
Come
learn about the real,
business value of adopting
the latest releases, and
what PTC is doing to help
you understand and sell that
value within your
organization. Topics will
include measuring the impact
on your daily work of new
capabilities and increasing
product quality.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
11:45 AM
to
12:30 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
12:45 PM
to
2:45 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
12:45 PM
to
2:45 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
Adding
a Dimension to 2D Image
Recognition with Pro/ENGINEER
Michael
Schmidt, UK Center for
Visualization, and Bill
Gregory, University of
Kentucky
Until
now, cost-efficient image
recognition engines have
been limited to 2D items
such as scanned images. But
with Pro/ENGINEER, 3D parts
can be converted to a series
of 2D images, enabling 2D
engines to recognize 3D
objects. This session
demonstrates a virtual
imaging process that lets
you create all conceivable
views of a 3D part, which
can then be easily
distinguished using software
and a basic camera.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
Top-Down
Design of Structural Steel
Weldments Using Pro/Web.Link
Tools
Ken
Melax, Foremost Industries
This
presentation details a
top-down design process for
large weldments of plate and
structural steel using Pro/ENGINEER
with Advanced Assembly,
PDMLink for data management,
and several Pro/Web.Link
tools. The approach readily
dovetails with setting up
idealizations in Pro/Mechanica
for quick-solving analyses.
The result? Significant
time-savings for the
designer and a complete,
robust model that can be
dramatically modified for
future projects.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
An
Introduction to Finite
Element Analysis with Pro/MECHANICA
Stephen
Seymour, Seymour Engineering
and Consulting Group, LLC
This
presentation is intended to
demystify Pro/MECHANICA by
walking through the setup of
a basic finite element
analysis. Along the way,
you'll be introduced to such
topics as materials,
elements, mesh, loads,
constraints, convergence,
and reviewing results.
Emphasis is on tips for
avoiding the most common
pitfalls and problems that
beginners encounter.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
Reduce
IT Costs and Optimize
Performance
Ron
Burns, AdvizeX Technologies
Come
see this case study on
accurate sizing of your
future bladed data center
via a consolidation impact
assessment. Now more than
ever, cost reduction is
paramount and one of the
best ways to reduce cost is
through data center
consolidation. With HP’s
Workstation Blades and Blade
servers, PDM organizations
are able to combine the
infrastructures of the
engineering group and the
rest of the data center. We
will review an example
scenario of a customer
consolidating rack mount
servers to a virtualized /
bladed server and blade
workstation data center and
then share the associated
cost benefit analysis.
|
Special
Topic
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
How
Small and Mid-Sized
Businesses Use PLM to
Outmaneuver the Competition
Cory
Huey, EAC Product
Development Solutions
Small
and mid-sized businesses
have a distinct advantage
over the Fortune 500 in this
challenging economy. They
are more nimble and capable
of implementing process and
systems changes that drive
real efficiency. Through a
real-world success story, we
will examine how Industrial
Scientific Corporation
embraced PLM to drive out
costs, increase
collaboration, and improve
their ability to react
quickly to change. Learn
about their pain points,
strategies, and the ROI
metrics they put in place.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
The
Power of Pro/TOOLKIT for
Improving the Design Process
Inge
Pedersen, ABB Power
Technologies AB
This
presentation demonstrates
how ABB Transformers has
used Pro/TOOLKIT to help
transform a generic CAD
system like Pro/ENGINEER
into a tailor-made, smart
design tool that boosts
efficiency and productivity.
You'll see how Pro/TOOLKIT
has enabled customizations
that range from eliminating
small repetitive commands to
developing complete design
applications.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
Use
Family Tabled UDFs to Speed
Design and Reduce Drafting
Effort
David
Haigh, Lawrence Livermore
National Lab
Do
you know that you can use
family tabled user defined
features to standardize
common features, including
tolerances? In this session
you'll learn how to create a
family table of a UDF, what
can and can't be added to
the table, and what you need
to add to the config-pro to
access a UDF library.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
Raytheon's
BID-to-WID Process Using RSD
and the Central Catalog
Aron
Oler and Maurice
Mastrapasqua, Raytheon
Come
see how Raytheon uses Routed
Systems Designer to create a
block interconnection
diagram (BID), run a report
to create a wiring
interconnection diagram, and
then export an XML file to
Pro/CABLE. Using Derived
Properties, the connectors
are associative and respond
to both their parents and
direct connections. Raytheon
has also set up the central
catalog so that it can be
replicated across multiple
sites.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
Increase
Product Success through
Effective Requirements
Engineering
John
Carillo, IBM Rational, and
Matthew Stone, Stoneworks
Software Corporation
Regardless
of the product you deliver,
complexity has increased in
your development process.
Embedded software and
attention to regulatory
controls in every industry
has introduced a wider range
of requirements that must be
managed across all product
development domains to
ensure what gets built is
not only what is defined
�but compliant. IBM Rational and
Stoneworks Software
Corporation will discuss
improvements in the way
systems engineers
collaborate on requirements
with designer engineers
using Windchill PLM software
from Parametric Technology
Corporation (PTC) -
ultimately cutting costs,
increasing product quality,
and ensuring compliance.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
3:00 PM
to
3:30 PM |
Find,
Reuse and Control Standard
and Commercial Parts
Tim
Thomas and Doug Korneffel,
PARTsolutions
SMS
Demag Inc. uses
PARTsolutions, integrated
with Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire
and Pro/INTRALINK, to find,
reuse, and control their
standard and commercial 3D
parts. SMS Demag is a global
developer, designer and
builder of metallurgical
plants and rolling mill
technology for the steel and
aluminum industries. These
huge-scale projects include
many design teams in
different locations, and an
enormous amount of standard
parts. You will see how
PARTsolutions is seamlessly
embedded within Pro/ENGINEER.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
3:00 PM
to
3:30 PM |
Improve
Your Productivity with
NCSIMUL
Philippe
Legoupi, SPRING
Technologies, and Joe
Decarlo, 3HTI
NCSIMUL
is a complete machining
simulation software for
debugging, optimizing and
running machining programs
for numerical control
machines. NCSIMUL’s
problem-solving capability
significantly boosts the
cost-effectiveness of the NC
environment, including
programming, tooling
selection, clamping methods
and the time devoted to the
NC process by all the people
involved.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
3:00 PM
to
3:30 PM |
Intuitive
Shape Search: An Integrated
Approach for Design Reuse
Saminathan
Mathialagan, Sconce
Solutions
Research
has uncovered the need for
3D geometric shape search
capability, a sophisticated
technology that can help
companies achieve their lean
engineering initiatives. The
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink, ProductPoint and
Pro/ENGINEER can be extended
using shape technology for
enhancing part reuse. Attend
our presentation and visit
us in booth #622 to see how
the integrated environment
of "Bingo!", the
premier product from Sconce
Solutions, solves your
challenges and provides a
seamless environment to
improve your performance.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
3:00 PM
to
3:30 PM |
OPTIS:
Optimizing Light Effects and
Visual Appearance with SPEOS
Peter
Moorhouse, OPTIS
Learn
how to model, analyse and
optimize lighting systems
and product appearance
directly within Pro/ENGINEER®.
OPTIS' unique physics-based
approach supports
collaborative
decision-making on rendering
colors, textures, surfaces,
light sources and lighting
effects. OPTIS ensures
faithful rendering by
accounting for human vision
and how a product will be
perceived.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
3:30 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
3:30 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Mechanism
Design Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Ethan
Bowerman, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will teach
you the basic process for
designing mechanisms within
Pro/ENGINEER. In addition,
you'll learn the how-to's of
assembling components using
predefined mechanism
connection sets, dragging a
mechanism through its
motion, and driving its
motion using a servo motor.
The session also covers
evaluating the mechanism's
motion and checking for
collisions.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
An
Administrator's Perspective
on Central Catalogs for RSD
Designs and Pro/DIAGRAM
Imports
Cassandra
Kemp, CeDeL Solutions
Routed
Systems Designer 7.0 and 8.0
introduced two new functions:
centralized catalogs (libraries)
and the ability to migrate
legacy data from
Pro/DIAGRAM. While powerful,
the catalog creation and
management function involves
some complexities. Attend
this presentation to learn
about the behavior and scope
of the central catalog, plus
a proven technique for
dealing with Pro/DIAGRAM
data.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
Break
the 2D Dependency with
Model-Based Definition
Chris
McKee, COM-DEV Ltd.
Learn
different steps you can take
to start moving your
engineering philosophy
towards the new age of
model-based definition. Gain
an understanding of some of
the benefits of implementing
the use of ANSI/ASME
Y14.41-2003 digital product
definition data practices.
See how Pro/ENGINEER,
Windchill and ProductView
combined with other tools
help you to implement a
model-based environment.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
The
Role of Statistical
Tolerancing in the Product
Development Process
Glenn
Horner, Covidien, and Dan
Lange, Sigmetrix
With
the implementation of Design
For Six Sigma initiatives,
Covidien has integrated the
Sigmetrix CETOL 6 Sigma
software for precise
assembly variation and
tolerance optimization. This
presentation will show how
CETOL influences important
design decisions during the
conceptual design phase.
Actual examples will
illustrate how statistically
predicting the design
quality enables Covidien to
validate design feasibility
and continually optimize
designs throughout the
product life cycle. The end
result: confidently
achieving manufacturing
quality targets.
|
Tips
and Tricks
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0 Tips and Tricks
Roberto
Sanchez, NxRev
Back
by popular demand, come
learn several simple tips
and little-known tricks in
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 to
make you super productive
and the envy of your
colleagues!
|
Experts:
Case Study
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
ISDX
Case Study: Modeling a T-38
Aircraft from Photos
Casey
Stahl, Designcraft
The
design challenge: Create
small, injection-molded
model planes to be stick
mounted and used as flight
instruction aides. But the
sweeping lines of a modern
fighter jet are quite
organic and difficult to
model. This session
describes how Designcraft
was able to accomplish this
task by using the ISDX
module with photographic
references.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Cable
Assembly Configurations:
Same Part, Different Route
Frank
Johansen, Raytheon
There
are many scenarios where you
may need to use the same
cable part, but in different
routed configurations. This
presentation will
demonstrate how to
successfully create multiple
configurations of harness
parts and assemblies using
the family table options
within Pro/CABLE, along with
other advanced cable design
techniques.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Creating
J-Slots in a Round Housing
Michael
Heath, Schlumberger
If
you've ever used Toroidal
Bends to create the round
housing for J-slots, you
know that the geometry of
the slots doesn't match the
design intent. In this
presentation, you'll
discover a new way of
creating J-slots that will
provide manufacturing
precisely what's needed to
create the CNC programs
directly from your models.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Learning
Center
Tuesday
16:45:00
to
17:30:00 |
Best
Practices for Sharing
Product Data with Partners
Mike
Kasameyer, PTC
Optimizing
the way data is shared with
your design and
manufacturing partners is
critical to success. In this
session, we will examine
some of these common
collaboration scenarios and
discuss how PTC's solutions
can be applied to
effectively share product
information and facilitate
collaboration between team
members whether they are
internal or external,
co-located or globally
distributed.
|
Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Automating
Pro/ENGINEER with a Pro/TOOLKIT
Focus
Ross
Jessen, Fishbowl Solutions
It
is more important than ever
to be able to do more with
less. Fishbowl Solutions
will explain how three
companies leveraged
Fishbowl's Pro/TOOLKIT
expertise to improve
efficiencies by automating
manual tasks and extending
Pro/ENGINEER functionality.
Fishbowl's rapid deployment
of standard products and
custom applications provided
these companies a quick ROI.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Manikin
Mark
Morrissey, PTC
This
session will demonstrate how
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0
can help all designers to
adopt a "human-centric"
approach to design, thereby
designing better parts,
products and processes for
the global marketplace. In
addition, this session will
introduce simple steps to
facilitate conformance to
health, safety and usability
standards and regulations in
the design process.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:15 AM |
Advanced
Model-centric, Top-Down
Design: The J-2X Ares Rocket
Engine
Eric
Krieg, Corey W. Ballantoni
and William Bowling Jr.,
Pratt & Whitney
Rocketdyne
Pratt
& Whitney Rocketdyne
employed new model-centric
processes during the
preliminary and detail
design phases of the J-2X
upper stage engine, which
powers the Ares vehicle of
the Constellation Space
Program. This session is
your chance to hear about
the implementation and
coordination challenges met
along the way, and the
valuable guidance this
experience offers for the
next new effort.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:15 AM |
BMX
Demystified: Everyday Uses
for Analysis Features,
Parameters, and Behavioral
Modeling
Seth
GaleWyrick and Andrew Weiman,
Bresslergroup
If
you've ever been intimidated
by the power of behavioral
modeling in Pro/ENGINEER,
this session is for you.
You'll see how simple it is
to set up and use analysis
features to perform
calculations that you'd
otherwise do by hand or in
Excel. You'll also see
several examples of everyday
problems that not only can,
but should, be done within
the Pro/ENGINEER environment.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:15 AM |
Windows
Vista Experience at
Medtronics
Chris
Figura, Medtronic, and Jeff
Burton, New Boundary
Technologies
If
you're considering a move to
Vista SP1 (32-bit), be sure
to attend this session. The
presentation covers every
activity from initial
application testing in a
corporate Pro/ENGINEER
environment to mass
deployment techniques for a
locked-down desktop
environment. The key role of
New Boundary Technologies'
Prism Deploy and Asset
Manager will also be
discussed.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:15 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Learning
Center
Wednesday
9:30:00
to
10:15:00 |
Product
Information Delivery:
Overview and Demonstration
Cindy
Elliott, PTC
Come
explore the power of product
information delivery and its
influence on revenue and
aftermarket operations
within discrete
manufacturing organizations.
We will examine the business
benefits of associating
original product design data
to technical documentation
and illustrations throughout
a product's lifecycle by
using PTC's integrated
product information delivery
system. This session will
provide an in-depth
demonstration of the
integrated, end-to-end
Arbortext product
information delivery
software in conjunction with
Pro/ENGINEER and Windchill.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
11:10 AM |
Look
Ma, No Hard Drive!
Maximizing Your Productivity
with HP Blade Technology
Brian
Walrath and Israel Pabon,
Raytheon Missile Systems
Now
more than ever, companies
need to strike a balance
between providing users
access to the best hardware
and keeping them mobile and
productive. This case study
describes how Raytheon has
achieved this balance using
the HP Blades family of
workstations to virtualize
the desktop and maximize the
use of the company's Pro/ENGINEER
environment.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
11:10 AM |
Anatomical
Modeling: Leveraging Medical
Images for Use in Pro/ENGINEER
Richard
Swenson, Medtronic
The
resolution of medical images
and the ability to
differentiate anatomical
structures have improved
dramatically, but leveraging
these images as 3D Pro/ENGINEER
models is challenging. This
presentation will show you
how to import, manipulate,
analyze, and modify medical
image-based CAD models, and
explain some of their
prerequisites, limitations,
and potential uses.
|
Experts:
Tutorial
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
11:10 AM |
Create
Pro/ENGINEER Training Videos
for Your Website
David
Haigh, Lawrence Livermore
National Lab
You
don't need to invest in
expensive software and
hardware to develop
customized training videos
for your company. In this
session, you'll learn how to
create, edit, and add a
video to your website using
only Camtasia, your laptop,
and a microphone. Options
for getting good audio will
also be discussed.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
11:10 AM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
12:25 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
12:25 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
11:20 AM
to
12:05 PM |
Better
Pro/TOOLKIT Projects with
Microsoft Visual Studio
Mark
Stallard, Raytheon
Learn
how you can get some of
Microsoft Visual Studio's
rapid development power
working on your next Pro/TOOLKIT
project. If you're new to
Pro/TOOLKIT, these
techniques will help you
create the assortment of
mysterious files your
project requires. If you're
more experienced, you'll
create new Pro/TOOLKIT
projects faster to test new
functionality and even
report bugs.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Wednesday
11:20 AM
to
12:05 PM |
Minimized
Top-Down Design for Handheld
Devices
Kevin
Chen, Motorola
This
session introduces a
strategy for simplifying the
top-down design process with
Pro/ENGINEER. Taking the
example of the mechanical
design of a hand-held device,
the presentation will show
you how to eliminate
unnecessary steps, handle
inevitable changes during
the industrial design phase,
manage the design database
with overseas suppliers, and
maintain design quality
throughout.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Wednesday
11:20 AM
to
12:05 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
1:00 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Advanced
Assembly Concepts with Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Seth
Tucker, PTC
Come
to this two-hour seminar to
discover how you can quickly
assemble components by
creating and using saved and
temporary Component
Interfaces with the assembly
dashboard tool. You will
also learn about the various
options for quickly
replacing components with
the new Replace Unrelated
Component functionality and
Interchange assemblies.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
1:00 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Creating
3D Drawings Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Romeo
Ridel, PTC
This
two-hour seminar focuses on
using annotation features to
create 3D drawings in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire. Among the topics
covered are creating and
editing different types of
annotation features,
including dimensions and
notes. You'll also learn
various techniques for
managing annotations in Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire, including
manipulation of annotation
display and use of combined
view states.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
1:00 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Mechanism
Design Using Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0
Ethan
Bowerman, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will teach
you the basic process for
designing mechanisms within
Pro/ENGINEER. In addition,
you'll learn the how-to's of
assembling components using
predefined mechanism
connection sets, dragging a
mechanism through its
motion, and driving its
motion using a servo motor.
The session also covers
evaluating the mechanism's
motion and checking for
collisions.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
1:15 PM
to
2:00 PM |
Automated
Creation of Complex Models
with a Design Parameter User
Interface
Jim
Ridge, Eaton Corporation
This
is your chance to pick up
ideas for automating the
design of commodity products
through parameter collection
and manipulation of standard
models. Using the new Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire 4.0 Visual Basic
interface, the presentation
will cover all aspects of
the methodology, from user
input to parameter
utilization, including a
discussion of this method
using a helical gear.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
1:15 PM
to
2:00 PM |
Using
EFX for High-end Building,
Facade, and Roof Design
Stefan
Bachschuster, B&W
Software
What
does it take to design 58
giant teardrop-shaped
facades of different sizes?
Be sure to attend this
session to hear how Pro/ENGINEER
with Expert Framework
Extension (EFX) was able to
automate this complex design
for Dubai Airport with such
features as a customizable
library, parametric solid
modeling, and large assembly
handling with skeletons.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Wednesday
1:15 PM
to
2:00 PM |
Bummer!
No More "Regenersurfing"
Joshua
Houser, Pelco
PTC
has done it again, scared
away friends that greeted me
nearly every morning as I
enjoyed my coffee and surfed
the latest YouTube movies.
You know the friends I mean–"WARNING:
Design intent is unclear,"
"Reference edge gone,"
"External ref for
feature/component not found,"
among others. It's all that
new Reference Viewer's fault.
Stop by to see the culprit
in action.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Wednesday
1:15 PM
to
2:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Wednesday
1:15 PM
to
2:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Manufacturing
Francois
Lamy, PTC
Join
this session to learn all
about the latest
enhancements in Pro/ENGINEER's
family of production tools,
including NC and Tool and
Die Design. This update will
include information on
improvements to Pro/TOOLMAKER,
NC Machining, Mold Design
and Moldbase Design, as well
as tools for progressive die
design and CMM.
|
Ask
the Experts Panel
Wednesday
2:15 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Ask
the Experts: Pro/ENGINEER
Michael
Campbell and Team, PTC
Do
you have questions about the
best way to complete a
specific task in Pro/ENGINEER?
Or perhaps you are
interested in PTC's hardware
support strategy. Or how PTC
chooses what will go into
the next release. Here's
your chance to ask the Pro/ENGINEER
Product Management team.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Wednesday
2:15 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Take
Time to Obey the Rules
Mark
Ganzer, Lockheed Martin
Rules
in Pro/ENGINEER are not used
as often as they should be.
Rules are in fact great
tools for building
intelligence into simplified
representations and layers.
This session will cover
topics such as template
models, filtering layers,
extending layer rules, and
rules in templates, and
leave you with some
easy-to-implement techniques.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Wednesday
2:15 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER
Hands-on Workshop
Tom
McNaney, PTC
Try
out the newest capabilities
in Pro/ENGINEER! This
workshop will let you
experience the most exciting
enhancements in the latest
releases of Pro/ENGINEER,
including Solid Modeling,
Detailing, Weld and Plastic
Parts Modeling,
Electromechanical Design,
Digital Human Modeling,
Simulation, NC & Tooling
and much more. All with the
assistance of PTC's highly
skilled application
engineers and a self-driven
tutorial.
|
Windchill®
Agenda
The Windchill
agenda will offer concurrent
presentation rooms and dedicated
Precision Learning classrooms
throughout the entire World Event.
The schedule is
timed so that, in most cases, you
can choose from any session in any
product family. Each product family
agenda is comprised of a
comprehesive selection of expert
presentations from our members,
product update briefings and
roadmaps, product development
sessions, learning center sessions,
panel discussions, and PTC
University Precision Learning
courses.
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
10:00 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
10:00 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Change
Management
Scott
Barkman, PTC
In
this two-hour seminar, you
will explore the
out-of-the-box change
management capabilities of
Windchill PDMLink 9.0. The
review will cover a
fast-track change process,
taking multiple roles while
creating a change request, a
change notice, and
completing implementation
tasks.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
1:00 PM
to
2:45 PM |
Installing
Windchill for Pro/INTRALINK
3.x Administrators
Steve
Dertien, PTC
Comfortable
with Pro/INTRALINK 3.4, but
worried about making the
move to Windchill? Take a
tour of the Windchill
architecture and walk
through the steps of a basic
installation process. In
this brief overview of
Windchill system
administration, you will
learn about the extensive
resources available,
including PTC Global
Services and detailed
reference documentation.
This session is intended for
current Pro/INTRALINK 3.x
administrators who are
interested in gaining some
more familiarity with the
Windchill environment.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
1:00 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Sunday
4:00 PM
to
5:45 PM |
Installing
Windchill for Pro/INTRALINK
3.x Administrators
Steve
Dertien and Ram Krisnamurthy,
PTC
Comfortable
with Pro/INTRALINK 3.4, but
worried about making the
move to Windchill? Take a
tour of the Windchill
architecture and walk
through the steps of a basic
installation process. In
this brief overview of
Windchill system
administration, you will
learn about the extensive
resources available,
including PTC Global
Services and detailed
reference documentation.
This session is intended for
current Pro/INTRALINK 3.x
administrators who are
interested in gaining some
more familiarity with the
Windchill environment.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Sunday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Change
Management
Scott
Barkman, PTC
In
this two-hour seminar, you
will explore the
out-of-the-box change
management capabilities of
Windchill PDMLink 9.0. The
review will cover a
fast-track change process,
taking multiple roles while
creating a change request, a
change notice, and
completing implementation
tasks.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
10:15 AM
to
11:00 AM |
PDMLink
+ Arbortext + ProjectLink–Greater
Than the Sum of the Parts
Ron
Welch, BAE Systems
This
case study chronicles the
integration of Arbortext
with PDMLink and ProjectLink
at BAE Systems. The
presentation focuses on the
technical aspects of
integrating complex
authoring tools into a
global product development
system, including the design
decisions made, the reasons
behind them, and their
ramifications. The
discussion also covers new
capabilities resulting from
the integration, as well as
lessons learned.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
10:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Installing
Windchill for Pro/INTRALINK
3.x Administrators
Steve
Dertien and Ram Krisnamurthy,
PTC
Comfortable
with Pro/INTRALINK 3.4, but
worried about making the
move to Windchill? Take a
tour of the Windchill
architecture and walk
through the steps of a basic
installation process. In
this brief overview of
Windchill system
administration, you will
learn about the extensive
resources available,
including PTC Global
Services and detailed
reference documentation.
This session is intended for
current Pro/INTRALINK 3.x
administrators who are
interested in gaining some
more familiarity with the
Windchill environment.
|
Learning
Center
Monday
10:15 AM
to
11:00 AM |
Global
Services for Windchill
Migrations
Bob
Rouleau, PTC
Considering
moving from Pro/INTRALINK
3.x but not sure what to do
next? Looking to get to
Windchill 9.1? Presented by
PTC Global Services, this
session will offer advice
about the best way to
proceed. You'll learn what
to consider when planning a
move, you'll get an overview
of PTC tools, and you'll
hear how PTC can support you
so you gain maximum value
from your new Windchill
solution.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
10:15 AM
to
11:00 AM |
Windchill
Infrastructure and System
Administration
Bill
Neuman, PTC
Come
hear more about the product
roadmap for Windchill
infrastructure, integration,
and system administration.
This will include an
overview of enhancements
delivered over the past year
as well as those planned for
coming releases.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
10:15 AM
to
12:15 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
10:15 AM
to
12:15 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Change
Management
Scott
Barkman, PTC
In
this two-hour seminar, you
will explore the
out-of-the-box change
management capabilities of
Windchill PDMLink 9.0. The
review will cover a
fast-track change process,
taking multiple roles while
creating a change request, a
change notice, and
completing implementation
tasks.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Optimizing
PTC Application Performance
with Cisco ANS Solutions
Fernando
Macias and Dan Knight, Cisco
Systems, Inc.
This
session will demonstrate how
Cisco's Application
Networking Services
technology can significantly
improve performance of
Windchill and Pro/ENGINEER
data transfers over a wide
area network. With these
solutions, global
manufacturers gain the
benefits of centralized
application performance,
including lower deployment
and operational costs.
Detailed test results and
device configurations will
be presented.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Streamlining
Product Development:
Reducing Cost While
Improving Collaboration
Scott
Carmichael, NxRev
This
case study will explore how
small and mid-sized
companies like Acorn Product
Development can utilize IT
consolidation strategies to
reduce cost and IT
complexity while building a
framework for improved
engineering productivity and
collaborative product
innovation. The need to
differentiate and improve
competitiveness is more
important than ever during
an economic downturn. Learn
how Acorn has sharpened
their competitive edge and
manages projects among
geographically dispersed
teams of engineers in
Silicon Valley, Boston, and
China while tackling
challenges such as tighter
time frames, cost,
regulatory and quality
requirements.
|
Product
Roadmap
Monday
11:15 AM
to
12:00 PM |
Windchill
Roadmap
Will
Kohler, PTC
Attend
this presentation for a
top-level recap of recently
added Windchill enhancements,
as well as an overview of
upcoming functional and
usability improvements
planned for the Windchill
9.1 release stream and
beyond.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Expect
the Unexpected: Diary of a
Pro/INTRALINK-to-PDMLink
Migration
Michael
Stertz, Siemens
Transportation Systems
Austria
Moving
from Pro/INTRALINK to
PDMLink is a highly complex
project. This presentation
will help you understand the
problems, risks, and
benefits based on lessons
learned from a recent
migration. The discussion
will cover the entire
process from start to
finish, but focus primarily
on installation and system
management.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Windchill
System Monitoring Featuring
JMX
Vishal
Arora, PTC
Simplify
your life by learning about
the system monitoring
framework of Windchill. In
this hands-on session,
you'll learn how to
configure a JMX monitoring
client, set up thresholds
for important system
parameters, and define
actions for the system to
take when the thresholds are
exceeded. This session is
intended for current
Windchill administrators who
are interested in gaining
some more familiarity with
JMX and Log4J monitoring
capabilities.
|
Learning
Center
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Requirements
Management in Windchill
Mark
Field, PTC
Learn
about an exciting new set of
capabilities in Windchill
9.1 for managing
requirements. By
establishing an integral
relationship between
customer needs, market
requirements and the
underlying technical
requirements, Windchill can
help ensure that customer
and market requirements have
been satisfied and properly
verified.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Speed
to PLM Success with NetIDEAS
Windchill Hosting and Proven
Use Case Approach
Joseph
Iannacone, NetIDEAS
Two
key components of any PLM
initiative are the
infrastructure design and
the Business Process
implementations. NetIDEAS’
DIACAP accredited
infrastructure is ready for
secure production
deployments in days. However,
this is only the first step
towards a successful PLM
deployment. Windchill, and
PLM in general, offers a
wide range of capabilities
for many business goals.
Where to start, what next,
and how to get there are
critical questions. NetIDEAS
utilizes a proven Use Case
approach which allows
customers to balance their
immediate needs and long
term strategic business
goals by leveraging the
compartmentalized and robust
functionality of Windchill.
With hundreds of
successfully deployed use
cases, NetIDEAS will present
the “Think Big. Start
Small, Scale Instantly”
approach and discuss
examples from across our
customer base.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
1:30 PM
to
2:15 PM |
Managing
Product Complexity with
Windchill PDMLink
James
Gehan, PTC
Managing
product complexity and
variation is a particularly
challenging problem for many
industries, especially for
industrial equipment and
high tech manufacturers
following an
assemble-to-order business
model. Learn about near-term
Windchill capabilities for
defining and managing
product options in large
products, mapping these
options with Pro/ENGINEER
CAD models, analyzing these
structures, and utilizing
ProductView to digitally
mockup sets of options in 3D
to speed evaluation of
development changes.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
1:30 PM
to
3:30 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Go
"Inside Intel":
Worldwide Deployment of PTC
Products
Matt
Moore and Wayne Stevens,
Intel Corporation
Come
to this presentation to hear
how a small team at Intel
has been able to standardize
the way mechanical software
applications are evaluated,
deployed and supported in
more than 17 global sites.
You'll also learn how the
team managed the transition
from Pro/INTRALINK 3.4 to
PDMLink 9.0 with a minimal
budget and with minimal
impact on users.
|
Learning
Center
Monday
14:25:00
to
15:10:00 |
Introduction
to Windchill MPMLink
Albert
Siciliano, PTC
Creating
and maintaining mBOMs,
process plans and work
instructions that accurately
reflect the ever-changing
product design has typically
been a cumbersome process
for the manufacturing
engineers. In this session
you will learn how PTC’s
Windchill MPMLink solution
streamlines this process
with an integral solution
where product, process, and
resource data are all
managed in a single system,
without the need for data
duplication and hence
enabling concurrent and
collaborative development of
product designs and
manufacturing processes.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Windchill
MultiCAD Data Management
Mark
Lobo, PTC
Are
you wondering where PTC's
CAD Data Management Product
Roadmap is headed? This
session will provide insight
into new Pro/ENGINEER
Wildfire and Heterogeneous
MCAD/ECAD data management
capabilities planned for
future Windchill releases.
|
Special
Topic
Monday
2:25 PM
to
3:10 PM |
Improve
Process Efficiency with
Windchill Business Reporting
Vishal
Arora, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
Windchill Business Reporting
and the value it provides in
understanding Key
Performance Indicators.
Windchill Business Reporting
is critical to understanding
your PLM business processes
and offers an
executive-friendly view of
information. This session
will cover techniques for
extracting data out of
Windchill and provide tips
and tricks for authoring
rich graphical reports in
Windchill for use by
themselves or as part of
executive dashboards.
|
Partner
Presentation
Monday
3:30 PM
to
4:00 PM |
Driving
Organizational Change and
Windchill Acceptance Through
a Run Team
Neeraj
Singh, ITC Infotech
A
run team is a scalable,
structured multifunctional
ITIL-based support
organization that has three
tiers: one to educate and
support the user community
in their ability to adopt
the application; another to
provide the required
administrative support to
stabilize the application;
and a third to tune the
existing business processes.
The goal is to manage the
organizational change
fallout from the
introduction of a new
application and in
particular, the core process
enablers.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Monday
4:00 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Change
Management
Scott
Barkman, PTC
In
this two-hour seminar, you
will explore the
out-of-the-box change
management capabilities of
Windchill PDMLink 9.0. The
review will cover a
fast-track change process,
taking multiple roles while
creating a change request, a
change notice, and
completing implementation
tasks.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Pro/ENGINEER-based
Windchill 9.0 Systems–Brought
to You Live
Mike
Lockwood, Alcon
Linking
directly to Alcon's systems,
this live demonstration will
address a variety of
production, validation, and
training issues related to
Windchill 9.0. The
commentary will cover topics
ranging from use of contexts
with varying LCs and
business processes, to
optimization of Pro/ENGINEER
configurations, to
customization of help and
user resources, and beyond.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Monday
4:20 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Installing
Windchill for Pro/INTRALINK
3.x Administrators
Steve
Dertien and Ram Krisnamurthy,
PTC
Comfortable
with Pro/INTRALINK 3.4, but
worried about making the
move to Windchill? Take a
tour of the Windchill
architecture and walk
through the steps of a basic
installation process. In
this brief overview of
Windchill system
administration, you will
learn about the extensive
resources available,
including PTC Global
Services and detailed
reference documentation.
This session is intended for
current Pro/INTRALINK 3.x
administrators who are
interested in gaining some
more familiarity with the
Windchill environment.
|
Learning
Center
Monday
16:20:00
to
17:05:00 |
PTC’s
SharePoint Solutions
Lee
Garf, PTC
Learn
how PTC is embracing
Microsoft's SharePoint
technology and extending its
applicability to the world
of product development.
Topics covered will be
Windchill ProductPoint, a
PTC-developed native
SharePoint-based solution
for structured information
vaulting and sharing, as
well as Windchill Web Parts
for SharePoint.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Requirements
Management
Mark
Field, PTC
Later
this year PTC plans to
release Requirements
Management capabilities as
an add-on module to
Windchill. This session will
introduce these new
capabilities while
explaining how to use them
in the context of
Requirements Management best
practices, such as flowing
requirements down and
linking them to product
designs, tracing
relationships to
requirements during change
impact assessments, and
leveraging these
capabilities to support good
requirements validation
practices.
|
Special
Topic
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
From
Art to Part with the PTC
Product Development System
Dennis
Sauro, Kensey Nash
Corporation
Kensey
Nash has grown into an $80
million pacesetter in the
medical devices industry.
Learn how the right vision
and the right product
development tools have
contributed to the meteoric
rise at Kensey Nash.
|
Special
Topic
Monday
4:20 PM
to
5:05 PM |
Understanding
PDS Security
Mike
Kasameyer, PTC
You've
invested a lot in developing
your intellectual property,
but you don't need to invest
a lot to protect it. In this
session, you will learn
about the tools and
techniques available to
secure your product
development system.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Lessons
Learned: Migrating the ITT
Global Vault from Windchill
8.0 to 9.0
Ron
Watson, ITT
The
ITT Global Vault team will
provide details on its
evaluation of the business
value, planning,
implementation, and
post-launch of moving from
Windchill PDMLink/ProjectLink
8.0 M040 to Windchill
PDMLink / ProjectLink /
MPMLink 9.0 M050. This
presentation will include a
comprehensive review of
lessons learned as well as
best practices for
completing a successful
migration.
|
Learning
Center
Monday
17:15:00
to
18:00:00 |
Windchill
Pro/ENGINEER Data Management
Performance Validation and
Improvement
Ram
Krishnamurthy, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
the processes for validating
and improving Windchill Pro/ENGINEER
data management performance.
Ensuring acceptable system
response times for end users
is critical to realizing the
value of your Windchill
system as well as to user
acceptance and adoption of
Windchill. This session will
discuss proven approaches
for measuring single user
performance with the PTC
Windchill Pro/ENGINEER data
management benchmark and the
first steps to take to
improve system performance.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Monday
5:15 PM
to
6:00 PM |
Windchill
ProductPoint
Lee
Garf, PTC
PTC's
new SharePoint based
solution supporting social
product development. Learn
about the current and
planned capabilities that
help product development
teams work together,
including multiCAD data
management, ProductView
services, and Web 2.0
features. The solution is
appropriate for both small
companies and teams within
larger enterprises.
|
Experts:
Product Marketing
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Turbocharge
Your Design Simulation
Process with Windchill and
SimManager
Dave
Nacy, MSC.Software
Any
global company that uses
finite element analysis,
multi-body kinematics, or
other simulation techniques
is familiar with the
difficulties of constructing
a model across geography and
time zones. This
presentation explains how
integrating Windchill with
SimManager meets the
challenges of managing
simulation data and
processes by providing a
central place for design
teams to access, share, and
complete their work.
|
Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
Installing
Windchill for Pro/INTRALINK
3.x Administrators
Steve
Dertien and Ram Krisnamurthy,
PTC
Comfortable
with Pro/INTRALINK 3.4, but
worried about making the
move to Windchill? Take a
tour of the Windchill
architecture and walk
through the steps of a basic
installation process. In
this brief overview of
Windchill system
administration, you will
learn about the extensive
resources available,
including PTC Global
Services and detailed
reference documentation.
This session is intended for
current Pro/INTRALINK 3.x
administrators who are
interested in gaining some
more familiarity with the
Windchill environment.
|
Learning
Center
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Requirements
Management in Windchill
Mark
Field, PTC
Learn
about an exciting new set of
capabilities in Windchill
9.1 for managing
requirements. By
establishing an integral
relationship between
customer needs, market
requirements and the
underlying technical
requirements, Windchill can
help ensure that customer
and market requirements have
been satisfied and properly
verified.
|
Product
Update Briefing
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
10:30 AM |
Windchill
MPMLink
Albert
Siciliano, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
the latest enhancements to
Windchill MPMLink and obtain
details on the improvements
planned for the future. The
session will also provide an
overview of PTC’s
Windchill MPMLink solution
which streamlines the
creation and management of
mBOMs, process plans and
work instructions and
enables the concurrent and
collaborative development of
product designs and
manufacturing processes.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
11:45 AM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
9:45 AM
to
11:45 AM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Change
Management
Scott
Barkman, PTC
In
this two-hour seminar, you
will explore the
out-of-the-box change
management capabilities of
Windchill PDMLink 9.0. The
review will cover a
fast-track change process,
taking multiple roles while
creating a change request, a
change notice, and
completing implementation
tasks.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:30 AM |
Feeding
the Beast with
Release-to-Production
Lewis
Lawrence, Weatherford UK
Does
your business need to more
effectively manage how
information is released from
engineering? Learn firsthand
how to save time and money
by using a controlled
release-to-production
process. Take away valuable
advice for effectively
managing information flow in
your business, taming the
beast.
|
Product
Roadmap
Tuesday
10:45 AM
to
11:15 AM |
Windchill
Roadmap
Will
Kohler, PTC
Attend
this presentation for a
top-level recap of recently
added Windchill enhancements,
as well as an overview of
upcoming functional and
usability improvements
planned for the Windchill
9.1 release stream and
beyond.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
12:45 PM
to
2:45 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
12:45 PM
to
2:45 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Change
Management
Scott
Barkman, PTC
In
this two-hour seminar, you
will explore the
out-of-the-box change
management capabilities of
Windchill PDMLink 9.0. The
review will cover a
fast-track change process,
taking multiple roles while
creating a change request, a
change notice, and
completing implementation
tasks.
|
Experts:
Case Study
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
eWR:
Transitioning from Possibly
Paperless to Truly Paperless
Matt
Yacono, Alcon Laboratories
The
Electronic Work Request (eWR)
project transitioned an
engineering business process
to be fully electronic.
Before the eWR project, the
same business process had
been made potentially
paperless by converting its
paper-form to a Word
document. This presentation
will cover why converting
the paper form was not
enough and the five phase
development of the Windchill
based solution that allowed
us to become truly paperless.
|
Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
Configuring
and Customizing Windchill
for the Data Consumer
David
Mertz, Lockheed Martin
If
your users want a simpler
way to work with Windchill
data, this session is for
you. The presentation will
describe the capabilities
and quirks of several tools
that will help you improve
the end-user experience,
such as adding attributes to
the results page of the
standard search page and
using Report Manager to
return custom reports with
live URL-linked data.
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Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
12:50 PM
to
1:35 PM |
Windchill
System Monitoring Featuring
JMX
Vishal
Arora, PTC
Simplify
your life by learning about
the system monitoring
framework of Windchill. In
this hands-on session,
you'll learn how to
configure a JMX monitoring
client, set up thresholds
for important system
parameters, and define
actions for the system to
take when the thresholds are
exceeded. This session is
intended for current
Windchill administrators who
are interested in gaining
some more familiarity with
JMX and Log4J monitoring
capabilities.
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Learning
Center
Tuesday
12:50 pm
to
1:35 pm |
Windchill
Pro/ENGINEER Data Management
Performance Validation and
Improvement
Ram
Krishnamurthy, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
the processes for validating
and improving Windchill Pro/ENGINEER
data management performance.
Ensuring acceptable system
response times for end users
is critical to realizing the
value of your Windchill
system as well as to user
acceptance and adoption of
Windchill. This session will
discuss proven approaches
for measuring single user
performance with the PTC
Windchill Pro/ENGINEER data
management benchmark and the
first steps to take to
improve system performance.
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Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
Automated
Testing of Windchill PDMLink
with Selenium and JMeter
Bang
Pham, Andre Quillen and
Thien H. Nguyen, Raytheon
If
you want to perform more
testing of web-based
applications for less cost,
you can learn how by
attending this session. You
will see how Raytheon has
used the Selenium IDE and
Selenium Remote Control
systems to automate the
testing of Windchill PDMLink
reports and achieve
significant savings over
manual testing.
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Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
Configuration
Management in Windchill
Eugene
Kilmer, Los Alamos National
Laboratory
Windchill
offers a range of effective
configuration management
tools. In fact, they are
comparable to and provide
the means for following the
CMII concepts developed by
Vincent Guess. This
presentation explains how
any organization can use
these tools to control not
only what it produces, but
also how it manages changes
to those products.
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Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
1:45 PM
to
2:30 PM |
Windchill
System Monitoring Featuring
JMX
Vishal
Arora, PTC
Simplify
your life by learning about
the system monitoring
framework of Windchill. In
this hands-on session,
you'll learn how to
configure a JMX monitoring
client, set up thresholds
for important system
parameters, and define
actions for the system to
take when the thresholds are
exceeded. This session is
intended for current
Windchill administrators who
are interested in gaining
some more familiarity with
JMX and Log4J monitoring
capabilities.
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Learning
Center
Tuesday
13:45:00
to
14:30:00 |
PTC’s
SharePoint Solutions
Lee
Garf, PTC
Learn
how PTC is embracing
Microsoft's SharePoint
technology and extending its
applicability to the world
of product development.
Topics covered will be
Windchill ProductPoint, a
PTC-developed native
SharePoint-based solution
for structured information
vaulting and sharing, as
well as Windchill Web Parts
for SharePoint.
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Partner
Presentation
Tuesday
3:00 PM
to
3:30 PM |
How
BAE Systems Integrates PTC
and Adobe Solutions for a 3D
Environment with Digital
Rights Management
Transitioning
to a 3D model-based
environment necessitates
ensuring product data
integrity while controlling
access and usage rights,
especially when
collaborating externally.
Work is underway at BAE
Systems to integrate Adobe
Acrobat and Adobe LiveCycle
Enterprise Suite with
PTC’s Pro/ENGINEER and
Windchill, enabling rich,
reliable collaboration
without sacrificing security
and control.
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PTC
University Precision
Learning
Tuesday
3:30 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
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Experts:
Tips & Tricks
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
Automating
Workflow Processing for
Migration and Testing
Jarrett
Roberts and Wesley Cooney,
Raytheon
Manual
evaluation of workflows can
be error-prone and expensive.
This presentation describes
the tools and techniques
Raytheon has developed to
automate the processing and
validation of workflows.
Attend this session to learn
how you can apply these same
techniques to perform
migration of in-process
objects and improve workflow
testing.
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Experts:
Tutorial
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
Customization
of Engineering Change
Management in Windchill
PDMLink 9.0
Benjamin
Grover, Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory
Are
you looking for ways to
"customize" your
system without the headaches
that come with true
customization? This session
presents a prototype tool
that uses soft typing, info*engine
queries, jsp, and PERL to
enable administrators with
limited technical know-how
to create, manage, and
produce engineering change
reports.
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Hands-On
Workshop
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Installing
Windchill for Pro/INTRALINK
3.x Administrators
Steve
Dertien and Ram Krisnamurthy,
PTC
Comfortable
with Pro/INTRALINK 3.4, but
worried about making the
move to Windchill? Take a
tour of the Windchill
architecture and walk
through the steps of a basic
installation process. In
this brief overview of
Windchill system
administration, you will
learn about the extensive
resources available,
including PTC Global
Services and detailed
reference documentation.
This session is intended for
current Pro/INTRALINK 3.x
administrators who are
interested in gaining some
more familiarity with the
Windchill environment.
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Product
Update Briefing
Tuesday
3:50 pm
to
4:35 pm |
Introduction
to Windchill MPMLink
Albert
Siciliano, PTC
Creating
and maintaining mBOMs,
process plans and work
instructions that accurately
reflect the ever-changing
product design has typically
been a cumbersome process
for the manufacturing
engineers. In this session
you will learn how PTC’s
Windchill MPMLink solution
streamlines this process
with an integral solution
where product, process, and
resource data are all
managed in a single system,
without the need for data
duplication and hence
enabling concurrent and
collaborative development of
product designs and
manufacturing processes.
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Special
Topic
Tuesday
3:50 pm
to
4:35 pm |
Social
Product Development
Tom
Shoemaker, PTC
Change
is brewing in product
development. Shifting
workforce demographics,
increased connectivity
demands of a global team,
and major advances of Web
2.0 technologies are
converging to create an
unparalleled environment of
both risk and opportunity.
This session will seek to
look forward at possible
ways that social computing
technologies might impact
the way product development
is conducted.
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Special
Topic
Tuesday
3:50 PM
to
4:35 PM |
Windchill
Architecture and Hardware
Deployment Resources
Victor
Gerdes, PTC
PTC
has enhanced its ability to
validate and document
various hardware
architectures used in
enterprise deployments with
a new center of excellence -
the Enterprise Deployment
Center. Here, PTC works with
its partners to provide best
practices and
recommendations on how
customers, partners, and PTC
implementers can best plan,
architect, deploy, configure,
and administer Windchill and
Pro/INTRALINK systems.
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Experts:
Case Study
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Enabling
Collaborative Engineering
Across Multiple Distributed
Sites
Michael
Mongilio, ATK
With
the continuing advances in
information technology, more
and more companies are
realizing that product
design teams can be formed
by selecting expert team
members from different
geographic locations. In
this presentation, learn
about the collaborative
framework that was
established to help NASA
bring together a team to
develop an innovative design
for a future manned
spacecraft.
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Learning
Center
Tuesday
16:45:00
to
17:30:00 |
Global
Windchill Deployments
Victor
Gerdes, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
the options and trade-offs
for a global Windchill
deployment capable of
meeting the wide area
network (WAN) performance
& scalability
requirements of your company.
This sessions will cover the
impact of network bandwidth
and latency on Windchill
end-user performance,
options for mitigating
network limitations
including the role and
benefit of wide area network
application services, WAN
and Windchill remote file
servers and Windchill
replication.
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Product
Update Briefing
Tuesday
4:45 PM
to
5:30 PM |
Windchill
ProjectLink
Mark
Field, PTC
Join
this session to learn all
about the latest
enhancements in Windchill
ProjectLink.
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Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:15 AM |
A
No-Frills Approach to
Migrating from Pro/INTRALINK
3.4 to Windchill 8.0
Steven
LaPha, United Space
Alliance, LLC
If
models are as critical to
your business as they are in
the aerospace industry,
failure is not an option
when it comes to migration.
This presentation takes a
detailed look at the
successful approach that
United Space Alliance took
to performing a simple,
small-scale migration from
Pro/INTRALINK 3.4 to
Windchill 8.0 under a tight
schedule.
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Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:15 AM |
Monitoring
Windchill Systems with
Scripting
Mohammed
Rahman and Eric Winrow,
Boston Scientific
This
presentation will introduce
an easier way to manage a
Windchill production
environment that doesn't
require 24/7 support
personnel. The discussion
will identify the most
common Windchill system
failures, which parameters
to tune to avoid those
failures, and how to
automate proactive
monitoring using UNIX BASH,
WGET and EXPACT scripting
language.
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Learning
Center
Wednesday
9:30:00
to
10:15:00 |
Global
Services for Windchill
Migrations
Bob
Rouleau, PTC
Considering
moving from Pro/INTRALINK
3.x but not sure what to do
next? Looking to get to
Windchill 9.1? Presented by
PTC Global Services, this
session will offer advice
about the best way to
proceed. You'll learn what
to consider when planning a
move, you'll get an overview
of PTC tools, and you'll
hear how PTC can support you
so you gain maximum value
from your new Windchill
solution.
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Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
11:10 AM |
General
Performance Tuning for
Windchill PDMLink 9 in
CAD-centric Environment
Preeti
Gupta, Alcon Labs
Intended
for Pro/ENGINEER and
Windchill PDMLink
administrators, this
presentation will detail the
methodology used to tune a
Windchill system migrated
from Pro/INTRALINK. The
discussion will provide a
wealth of how-to's, best
practices, lessons learned,
and other information to
help you plan and execute
performance tuning in a
Windows-based environment.
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Hands-On
Workshop
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
12:05 PM |
Installing
Windchill for Pro/INTRALINK
3.x Administrators
Steve
Dertien and Ram Krisnamurthy,
PTC
Comfortable
with Pro/INTRALINK 3.4, but
worried about making the
move to Windchill? Take a
tour of the Windchill
architecture and walk
through the steps of a basic
installation process. In
this brief overview of
Windchill system
administration, you will
learn about the extensive
resources available,
including PTC Global
Services and detailed
reference documentation.
This session is intended for
current Pro/INTRALINK 3.x
administrators who are
interested in gaining some
more familiarity with the
Windchill environment.
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Learning
Center
Wednesday
10:25:00
to
11:10:00 |
Social
Product Development
Tom
Shoemaker, PTC
Change
is brewing in product
development. Shifting
workforce demographics,
increased connectivity
demands of a global team,
and major advances of Web
2.0 technologies are
converging to create an
unparalleled environment of
both risk and opportunity.
This session will seek to
look forward at possible
ways that social computing
technologies might impact
the way product development
is conducted.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
12:25 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
10:25 AM
to
12:25 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Change
Management
Scott
Barkman, PTC
In
this two-hour seminar, you
will explore the
out-of-the-box change
management capabilities of
Windchill PDMLink 9.0. The
review will cover a
fast-track change process,
taking multiple roles while
creating a change request, a
change notice, and
completing implementation
tasks.
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Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
11:20 am
to
12:05 pm |
Building
an Automated ProductView
Publishing System Using the
Windchill PLM Connector
Mike
Crecelius, BAE Systems
The
Windchill PLM Connector is a
new software tool released
by PTC in November 2007. It
is a command line tool that
exports a data package from
a source PDM system, and
then imports the data
package into a target PDM
system. This presentation
demonstrates how to use the
PLM Connector in cooperation
with the command line
ProductView batch publisher
to automate the creation of
nightly ProductView data
sets for engineering design
review.
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Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
11:20 am
to
12:05 pm |
Not
Your Daddy's Virtualization:
Innovating High End
Computing at All Levels
Using RGS
Israel
Pabon and Brian Walrath,
Raytheon
Technological
challenges require engineers
to work remotely with
extremely large designs to
rapidly implement
field-driven changes in the
design. Achieving this goal
requires a new engineering
process that maintains the
highest level of security
and protection of company's
intellectual property. This
isn't a vision of the future,
but reality thanks to HP's
RGS software. We will
examine a successful case
study at Raytheon.
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Experts:
Product Marketing
Wednesday
11:20 am
to
12:05 pm |
Windchill
Monitoring
Rudolf
Oertel and Martin Kraegeloh,
SULIS GmbH
Automating
Windchill monitoring not
only makes the
administrator's job easier
but also improves monitoring
quality. This presentation
will show you how to
implement a cost-effective
system for Windchill
environments using the
open-source software Nagios.
Among the many benefits of
this easy-to-implement
system are early problem
recognition, shortened
response times, and storage
of measured data to allow
trend analysis.
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Learning
Center
Wednesday
11:20:00
to
12:05:00 |
Global
Windchill Deployments
Victor
Gerdes, PTC
Join
this session to learn about
the options and trade-offs
for a global Windchill
deployment capable of
meeting the wide area
network (WAN) performance
& scalability
requirements of your company.
This sessions will cover the
impact of network bandwidth
and latency on Windchill
end-user performance,
options for mitigating
network limitations
including the role and
benefit of wide area network
application services and WAN
and Windchill Remote File
Servers and Windchill
Replication.
|
PTC
University Precision
Learning
Wednesday
1:00 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Windchill
PDMLink 9.0: Application
Orientation
Dave
Eberle, PTC
This
two-hour seminar will
introduce the concepts,
terms, features, and
capabilities of Windchill
PDMLink 9.0. From this
session you will pick up the
basic skills required to
access and view information,
such as logging on,
accessing help, and locating
and viewing product
information.
|
Ask
the Experts Panel
Wednesday
1:15 PM
to
2:00 PM |
Ask
the Experts: Windchill and
ProductView
Will
Kohler, Michael Rygol and
Team, PTC
Do
you have questions about
specific Windchill or
ProductView capabilities but
do not know who to ask? If
so, perhaps this session is
for you. During this
session, you will have the
opportunity to discuss
what's on your mind with a
panel of Windchill and
ProductView experts.
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Experts:
Case Study
Wednesday
2:15 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Build
and Issue Management Using
JIRA
Joe
Priest, Synthes, USA
This
session will review how
Synthes used JIRA to manage
bugs, issues, and builds
during its Windchill
implementation. Among the
topics covered are an
overview of JIRA, bug
tracking, issue tracking,
work packages, versions, and
builds.
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Hands-On
Workshop
Wednesday
2:15 PM
to
3:00 PM |
Windchill
System Monitoring Featuring
JMX
Vishal
Arora, PTC
Simplify
your life by learning about
the system monitoring
framework of Windchill. In
this hands-on session,
you'll learn how to
configure a JMX monitoring
client, set up thresholds
for important system
parameters, and define
actions for the system to
take when the thresholds are
exceeded. This session is
intended for current
Windchill administrators who
are interested in gaining
some more familiarity with
JMX and Log4J monitoring
capabilities.
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