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This KETIV Virtual Academy presents a series of sessions focused on how to plan for automation success in Autodesk Inventor!
Join Autodesk Elite Expert and KETIV Application Engineer, Tiffany Hayden as she covers the crucial aspects of planning for automation. This session focuses on laying down the foundational building blocks for part automation in Autodesk Inventor. From understanding and mastering WorkPlanes to integrating parameters and iProperties, effective planning serves as the cornerstone for unlocking exceptional efficiency in design workflows.
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Tiffany Hayden
Application Developer
Tiffany Hayden is a passionate developer on the Data Management team at KETIV and specializes in CAD Automation. With over 14 years of experience in the field of material handling, Tiffany has dedicated a significant portion of her career to both development and leadership roles, primarily focusing on automating engineering processes. Her deep-rooted interest in creating and enhancing automation processes has always been a driving force in her professional journey. Drawing upon her extensive mechanical engineering background, she possesses valuable insights into the intricate mechanics of individual components and their seamless integration within larger systems. This perspective has proven invaluable in her transition to the world of software development and has further fueled her passion for optimizing automation processes.
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