What’s Next in Manufacturing Forum

Share:

manufacturing-autodesk-ketiv-

Join KETIV and Autodesk on October 19th for ‘What’s Next in Manufacturing,’ a live event at the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, CA. Amar Hanspal, Senior VP of Products at Autodesk, will share his perspective on the latest trends in manufacturing and what your business needs to do to stay ahead of competition. 

The world of manufacturing is evolving rapidly. New challenges facing manufacturers require the adoption of a next generation approach to design, engineering and manufacturing.

Competitive pressure is increasing, driven by the needs of more demanding customers. Companies must rethink their approach to innovation and transform the way they do business.

On October 19th, KETIV and Autodesk are teaming up to discuss the future of making things in the manufacturing industry. Amar Hanspal, Autodesk Senior Vice President of Products, will share his perspective on the trends redefining customer expectations for time to market, responsiveness, and collaboration so you can plan and execute accordingly.

Register for this event below.

The Future of Making Things

He’ll discuss the key factors influencing the change, such as:

  • Generative Design – Create highly optimized designs that meet predetermined goals and constraints.
  • Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) – Creating physical objects by depositing materials in layers, based on a digital model.
  • Internet of Things – Connected devices enable communication that provides opportunities for new functionality, capabilities, higher product utilization, and overall better customer experience.

Why Does All This Matter to You and Your Business?

As your industry faces a range of disruptive changes, your ability to win profitable bids while keeping operations running smoothly is more important than ever.

The era of connectivity and exponential advancements in technology are impacting the manufacturing industry more than most. The ability to stay connected with what’s next in manufacturing is crucial to stay competitive and attract more customers.

In other words, if you’re not making efforts to stay ahead, you’ll fall behind.

Hanspal and the Autodesk team will discuss how Fusion Lifecycle brings it all together and acts like a missing puzzle piece. Fusion Lifecycle brings order to the constantly evolving and uncertain world of manufacturing by improving product development processes. Specifically, the team will reveal how to avoid costly launch delays with new product introduction (NPI) tools, share accurate BOM information with Bill of Materials Management, take control of change management, and stay connected to your global supply chain.

This is a great – and rare – opportunity to hear about what lies ahead from the man responsible for heading up development of Autodesk products both past and future.

Location: Bowers Museum 2002 N Main St., Santa Ana, CA 92706

Time: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Register now for this event – space is extremely limited.

For more on Autodesk’s Amar Hanspal, check out the Los Angeles Times article featuring his insight on the Internet of Things and his interview on Engineering.com about the latest Autodesk manufacturing portfolio.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Check out more posts from KETIV

AutoCAD Great Features to Improve Efficiency
In this blog, we will go over some AutoCAD tips and tricks to help you improve your drawings and improve your efficiency. Use the following commands & features in Autodesk’s AutoCAD to make it easier for you to get your work done. AutoCAD Features to Improve Efficiency OOPS (Command) The OOPS command restores objects erased […]
Autodesk Updates: Why Autodesk is Asking You to Change Your Username
Several people have written in about a message they received from the Autodesk Community asking them to modify the username of their account. This should not affect your access to software but is related to how you log into Autodesk Community sites. Example of the email: This post answers the questions you might have about […]