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welcome to COEThe COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair is the premier, user-driven PLM event in the nation for the Dassault Systèmes PLM suite of products – CATIA®, ENOVIA®, DELMIA®, SIMULIA® and 3DVIA®.

At no other event do you get the caliber of user-driven technical education, hands-on training opportunities and access to the most accomplished professionals who are “Making it Work” everyday leveraging Dassault Systèmes products across industries and job roles.

Why attend?• Acquire immediately-applicable education and training from Dassault

Systèmes developers, industry experts and experienced product users

• Learn how to solve issues and implement Dassault Systèmes and related products in the most efficient way possible from those who have “been there, done that”

• discover the latest innovative PLM products and complementary solutions for your organization

• Benefit from hands-on training and live demos from industry experts

• Learn from and network with nearly 1,000 professionals with similar responsibilities and challenges to yours

What Will you learn?• The latest on what you need to know about V6

• How to successfully work in and implement products in a heterogeneous environment

• How to navigate issues of accessibility, data migration and usability as PLM technologies change

• How you can implement PLM and what you can learn from other implementations

• What the challenges of collaboration in a PLM environment are, including product development, production within the supply chain and post-delivery issues

Who should attend?The COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair supports users of both Dassault Systèmes PLM products and non-Dassault Systèmes products, including:

• Users and support professionals that rely on the Dassault Systèmes PLM solutions product suite

• Product engineers and designers

• Computer programmers

• Any professional that authors, configures and/or implements Dassault Systèmes products

• CAD support specialists from various industries: – Aerospace & Defense (Federal)

– AEC/Plant Design/Architecture & Construction

– Automotive (Transportation and Mobility)

– Consumer Goods (Furniture, Personal Goods, etc.)

– Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) (Food & Beverage, Cosmetic and Healthcare)

– Energy (Power, Chemicals, Petroleum, etc.)

– Electrical and Electronics (Hi-Tech)

– Industrial Equipment/Fabrication and Assembly

– Life Sciences (Medical, Pharmaceuticals, etc.)

– Business Services (Banking and Insurance, Retail and Wholesale, Telecommunications, etc.)

– Shipbuilding

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For more information and a complete listing of hot topic sessions, visit www.coe.org/hottopics.

engineering and business collaborationThis issue explores the approaches, benefits, tradeoffs and results to be obtained through structured and effective collaboration.

92 (aero) multi-user part and product catia synchronous modeling and design collaboration C. Greg Jensen, Brigham Young University

152 (sme) utilizing product information to drive manufacturing equipment Mitch Everly, Great Dane Trailers; Mark Spain, Great Dane Trailers

implementing plm - success and lessons learnedThis topic addresses for implementation, supporting tasks, and early results.

39 (Kbd) Kbe/Kbd roundtable Brian Prasad, Parker Hannifin Corporation; Joe Konecny, Inceptra; Mark Williams, The Boeing Company; Jeff Roark, Johnson Controls

90 (eng) from drawings to digital mock-up - a business transition at hydro-Québec: the challenges and opportunities Emmanuel Boivin-Moreau, Hydro-Québec

plm interoperabilityThis topic continues to be a fundamental business issue. Many products have a very significant lifecycle. Customers require support and reuse for product data on Multiple levels.

83 (idm) v4-v5-v6 coexistence Craig Hull, Cessna Aircraft

98 (spd) creation of an equipment and systems dataset Gary McCue, Dassault Systèmes

stay Up-To-Date with hot Topics at the 2012 Annual ConferenceYou’ve asked, we’ve listened! This year, COE conducted a survey to address the topics most top-of-mind to our members. We have listened to your feedback and provided this year’s conference with sessions that meet your interests and hot topics relevant to today. Don’t miss these hot topics sessions being presented at this year’s Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair. Learn how to “make it work” in today’s hot topics of interest.

the heterogeneous plm environmentReality is that many projects and companies today depend on multiple vendors for PLM Solutions. This topic explores the issues for working in a heterogeneous PLM.

87 (dem) product data Quality and translation validation Charles Chen, The Boeing Company; Terrence Mcgowan, The Boeing Company

95 (man) 3d mbd in practice, part 3: 3d visualization for manufacturing and service Matt Kossler, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

v6 – neW technology, environments and projectsThis addresses the question of what is this new technology and how it might be applied in the business environment.

22 (nc) catia v6: nc lessons learned in an academic environment Eric Holloway, Purdue University

54 (Kbd) real World examples of catia v6 Kbe Joe Konecny, Inceptra; Jason Curtis, Inceptra

140 (idm) enovia v6 - live demonstration of file system vs. database Jeff Roark, Johnson Controls

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justify the Cost of your Conference AttendanceThe return on investment is there. It’s just a matter of demonstrating it.

To assist you in justifying your attendance at the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair, COE has created a series of ROI resources for your use pre-, during and post-conference.

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sunday, april 229:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Conference Registration6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. COE Conference Orientation

monday, april 236:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Conference Registration7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast & Networking8:00 a.m. – 11:10 a.m. COE Welcome and General Sessions11:20 a.m. – 12:10 p.m. Process & COE University Hands-on Training Sessions12:10 p.m. – 1:10 p.m. Lunch1:10 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Process, Product & COE University

Hands-on Training Sessions5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. TechniFair Grand Opening Reception

tuesday, april 246:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Conference Registration7:00 a.m. – 7:50 a.m. Breakfast & Networking8:00 a.m. – 8:15 a.m. COE Recognition8:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. COE PLM Forum9:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. TechniFair Open10:15 a.m. – 12:05 p.m. Process, Product & COE University

Hands-on Training Sessions12:10 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. Lunch in the TechniFair1:15 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Vendor Solutions Presentations & COE

University Hands-on Training Sessions2:10 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Process, Product & COE University

Hands-on Training Sessions5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tuesday Evening Networking

Reception in the TechniFair

Conference Overview

wednesday, april 257:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Conference Registration7:00 a.m. – 7:50 a.m. Breakfast & Networking8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. General Session and COE University

Hands-on Training Sessions9:10 a.m. – 12:10 p.m. Process & COE University Hands-on

Training Sessions9:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. TechniFair Open12:10 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch in the TechniFair1:30 p.m. – 3:20 p.m. Process & COE University Hands-on Training Sessions3:50 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. General Session and COE Closing

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coe Welcome and conference introduction

Keith horton, coe presidentThe Nordam Group

COE President, Keith Horton, kicks off the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair by introducing the conference

highlights and discussing the ways COE is helping users get the most out of their DS solutions.

Keynote speaKer: developing the first-ever roadable aircraft: a vehicle engineer’s perspective

ben ZelnickTerrafugia, Inc.

Terrafugia has been developing the Transition Roadable Aircraft in Massachusetts since early 2006. The company’s unique approach

to improving the accessibility to general aviation has continued to gain traction since that time. They’ve gone from a small group of five founders to building and flying their Proof-of-Concept Vehicle in 2009, to currently testing two production prototypes. Production and deliveries will begin in late 2012 for their growing list of approximately one hundred depositors. Terrafugia chose to implement Dassault Systèmes (DS) CATIA software with the composites design workbench (CPD), advanced fiber modeler plug-in and integrated mesher and static solver (FAX) to direct structural design changes between the Proof-of-Concept and the Production Prototypes. Creating both a certified Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) and a street legal car, Terrafugia faces the challenge of adhering to the low gross weight that the FAA requires of a LSA, as well as meeting the Federal automobile crash and safety guidelines. This presentation will discuss how the company utilized these DS

2012 General session & keynote speakers

tools to establish an initial light-weight carbon fiber laminate scheme for the passenger cabin of the Transition Roadable Aircraft to meet the Federal frontal crash standards.

executive presentation and Welcome

al bunshaft, managing directorDassault Systèmes North America

This presentation will feature the vision, strategy, and contribution possible to COE member companies when

engaging the current Dassault Systèmes Product offerings and Solutions. This session will also introduce selected V6 implementations that have significantly increasing value with product lifecycle management throughout those organizations.

executive technology updateetienne droit, ceo, catiaDassault Systèmes

In today’s world, sustainable development is no longer an option. This compelling necessity is driving companies around the globe to

create a constant stream of innovative and inspiring smart products that meet the societal shift we are experiencing. Discover why and how combining the digital mock-up and functional mock-up approaches within the Digital Product Experience is setting a new level of performance for you, as users, to transform and increase your capacity to deliver innovation in a sustainable way. This session will explore how early customers are already implementing these new product development processes through selected use cases. Demonstrating CATIA’s leadership for smart, intuitive, and attractive product creation, it will delve into how CATIA leverages Dassault Systèmes’ Version 6 Experience platform to deliver unique, high value user experiences.

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Why move to v6jim strawn Cessna Aircraft

Given the current stability and functionality of CATIA V5, why would a company want to move to V6? The underlying business structure

of multiple PDM systems, CAD Management Systems, Document Management Systems and multiple disconnected systems leads to inefficiencies, multiple data entry and inflexibility when attempting to implement new business models. This presentation will discuss the business drivers that lead to the necessity of implementing V6.

the giZa archives projectal bunshaft, managing director Dassault Systèmes North America

Today, you can digitally model almost anything with lifelike realism – test it, try it, optimize it – all before it exists physically. From sitting in a virtual car to planning traffic flows, from choreographing maintenance operations to planning and enhancing the retail store experience, digital online 3D is transforming the virtual world into a lifelike experience. The Giza Archives project is a partnership between Dassault Systèmes and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, which utilizes historic archaeological data to create real-time, 3D computer models of this information including tombs, temples, and pyramids, complete with animated avatars. This revolutionary combination of old and new technologies is forming a 21st century interface for new avenues of archaeological research, teaching, and even “edu-tourism.” Al Bunshaft will discuss “The Giza Archives Project”, an international collaboration to create a fully immersive, real-time 3D virtual environment of the archaeology of the Giza Plateau, just west of modern Cairo, leveraging technologies from Dassault Systèmes.

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process sessionsChoose the education path that best suits your needs as a Dassault Systèmes PLM solutions user.

For your convenience, COE organizes all educational and technical sessions into various community tracks, making it easier for you to customize your learning experience by selecting the curriculum that best meets your needs and interests. Within these tracks are technical sessions relevant to current industry “hot topics” as identified by COE’s Conference Planning Committee, the members of which are all practicing professionals who are “making it work” everyday using Dassault Systèmes PLM solutions.

Descriptions of each “hot topic” and just a few of the many breakout sessions offered at this year’s conference are listed below. Please refer to the conference pages of COE’s Website for session updates and complete details as they become available.

technical breakout tracks

education & training

engineering analysis & simulation

industry solutions

information management

infrastructure, develop, deploy and KnoWledge (iddK)

manufacturing

product definition

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process sessions (continued)

engineering analysis and simulation

Breakout sessions included in the EAS track are focused on the processes, methods, and tools for modeling and synthesis of engineering systems and for engineering analysis and simulation of products. Typical sessions describe end-user scenarios of how realistic simulations are developed to depict a product’s physical behavior including static, dynamic, mechanical, and thermal operating-load environments, as well as the performance of ergonomic studies for a product’s assembly, operation, and maintenance. Techniques that are covered include finite element analysis of structural components, fluid dynamics, kinematics, multi-body dynamics, multi-disciplined optimization of a product’s shape, performance, cost, and knowledge-based engineering as related to the functional performance of a product. Best practices are shared for virtually simulating and optimizing products by accommodating multiple concurrent, and generally conflicting, operational requirements of a product.


33 (emao) sensitivity analysis in tolerance allocationWan Ibrahim Wan Din, Queens University Of Belfast

53 (emao) the roi of concurrent design with computational fluid dynamicsTravis Mikjaniec, Mentor Graphics

55 (emao) parametric optimization of an exhaust manifold using isight, star-ccm+ and catia v5Joel Benjamin Davison, CD-Adapco

94 (pv) 3d mbd in practice, part 2 – aerospace design in context with 3d visualizationJeff Retey, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

120 (emao) collaborative systems engineering: end-to-end traceability in embedded systems designEric Larronde, Dassault Systèmes

125 (emao) automate mass properties calculations in catiaPeter Jarkiewicz, Mecanica Solutions, Inc.

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40 (aero) design for manufacturing using KnowledgewareMichael Berceli, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

69 (aero) effective methods of supporting end users in a production shop floor environment vs. an engineering environmentNataliya Derevyanko, Boeing Design CenterTodd Martin, The Boeing CompanyCatherine Gardner, The Boeing Company

74 (ac) academic roundtableMichel Michaud, Ecole Nationale Daérotechnique

75 (auto) new technology to speed vehicle electrical system fault rectificationJames Price, Mentor Graphics

77 (sme) small medium enterprise roundtableMitch Everly, Great Dane Trailers

84 (sme) how to collaborate & provide engineering technical information using one master 3d mockupJulie Betit, Cima+Mathieu Shannon, Cima+

90 (eng) from drawings to digital mock-up – a business transition at hydro-Québec: the challenges and opportunitiesEmmanuel Boivin-Moreau, Hydro-Québec

92 (aero) multi-user part and product catia synchronous modeling and design collaborationC. Greg Jensen, Brigham Young University

98 (spd) creation of an equipment and systems datasetGary McCue, Dassault Systèmes

113 (aero) bell helicopter and catia v6Jeffery Maestas, Bell Helicopter


industry solutions

The Industry Solutions track consists of roundtables and breakout sessions focused on Shipbuilding & Plant Design (SPD), Automotive (AUTO), Aerospace (AERO), Small & Medium Enterprises (SME) and Academic (AC).

123 (sme) ten must-have, cool tools for every engineer and designerJonathan Scott, Razorleaf Corporation

124 (sme) managing bills of material using enovia smarteam bomShaun Twyman, Idex Solutions

128 (spd) shipbuilding roundtableJeffery Maestas, Bell Helicopter

129 (auto) automotive roundtableJeffery Maestas, Bell Helicopter

137 (ac) coe student poster presentations 1Michel Michaud, École Nationale Daérotechnique

138 (ac) coe student poster presentations 2Michel Michaud, École Nationale Daérotechnique

141 (ac) ds academic and education programs toward v6Michel Michaud, École Nationale DaérotechniqueRoy Smolky, Dassault SystèmesMark Hampton, Dassault Systèmes

147 (auto): transportation industry trends, challenges and innovationsPaul Silver, Dassault Systèmes

148 (eng) considerations for using plm to optimize the manufacturering of industrial equipment for the energy industryStephan Clambaneva, Dassault Systèmes

152 (sme) utilizing product information to drive manufacturering equipmentMitch Everly, Great Dane Trailers Mark Spain, Great Dane Trailers


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information management

The Information Management track relates to how any type of data is stored and utilized in any system by means of processes and/or tools:

• information & data management (idm) - Comprises of data storage and sharing methods and tools such as vaults and PLM systems.

• collaboration (col) - Utilizes data real-time by working and communicating with others from within the same office area to across the world by means of processes and tools.

• data exchange & migration (dem) - Addresses moving data to different locations and migrating data between different CAD and other software systems.

• service after sale (sas) - Relates to customer needs regarding access to pertinent parts of product information, which will then drive a “shelf like” requirement. The goal is enhancing customer satisfaction by providing the right data at the right time, utilizing the most efficient method.

• legacy data (ld) - Involves data retention that could last for many years and the issues or options regarding maintaining the data. Also involves the required systems and processes to access that data or migration of data.

• catalogs & standards (cs) - Addresses how standard parts (or information) in CAD systems is managed, organized, and made accessible to all users across the product lifecycle.


15 (idm) enovia v6 roundtableRoger Joyal, Bombardier AerospaceMichael Mark, Dassault Systèmes

16 (ld) lotar (long-term archival retention) roundtableRoger Joyal, Bombardier Aerospace

38 (sas) tech data on ultra portable devicesChristian Isaacs, The Boeing Company

58 (dem) “ready - set - migrate” pdm & engineering data migration strategies for successPaul W. Downing, Prostep Inc.

64 (col) reducing new product introduction time and cost through more effective collaborationJohn Gray, ITI TranscenData

83 (idm) v4-v5-v6 coexistenceCraig Hull, Cessna Aircraft

85 (col) the next generation of plm – Where collaboration, functionality and intuition meetPeter Jarkiewicz, Mecanica Solutions, Inc.Morty Smolash, Mecanica Solutions, Inc.

86 (idm) managing catia & nx data with enovia v6Randy Lunsford, Tata TechnologiesScott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies

87 (dem) product data Quality and translation validationCharles Chen, The Boeing CompanyTerrence Mcgowan, The Boeing Company

93 (idm) 3d mbd in practice, part 1 – benefits and lessons learnedJeff Retey, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

106 (dem) catia model complexity, a dsm perspectiveSreeram Bhaskara, The Boeing CompanyFrank Waldman, Lattix Inc.

139 (idm) plm at viking rangeNeil Littell, Viking Range

140 (idm) enovia v6 – live demonstration of file system vs. databaseJeff Roark, Johnson Controls

142 (col) Working in a paperless/paper restricted environment: lessons learned at the nordam groupKeith Horton, NORDAM Group

153 (col) running catia remotely in your own “3d cloud”Andrea Rodolico, NICEKeith Horton, NORDAM Group

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infrastructure, develop, deploy and KnoWledge (iddK)

This new expanded community of practice addresses the installation, configuration, distribution and administration of Dassault Systèmes Applications. This division also covers the development of applications and tools for the automation tasks within these applications. This includes the complementary tools and heterogeneous environments that are the reality of our IT infrastructure and program development within our companies. You will learn techniques for deploying and maintaining Dassault Systèmes Applications; learn about the latest in both client & server hardware and also address the installation, configuration, and distribution of environments. Product licensing, licensing tools, and license server configuration are also topics of interest to this COE community. You will also have the opportunity to learn about advances in Knowledge Based Engineering to capture and reuse corporate design, analysis and manufacturing expertise.


31 (cda) enovia smarteam multi-site preventative maintenance and trouble shootingMarc Young, XLM SolutionsJonathan Freeson, XLM Solutions

34 (Kbd) v6 Knowledgeware codeless applicationsJeff Roark, Johnson ControlsJoe Konecny, Inceptra

39 (Kbd) Kbe/Kbd roundtableBrian Prasad, KBE, Parker Hannifin CorporationJoe Konecny, InceptraMark Williams, The Boeing CompanyJeff Roark, Johnson Controls

45 (Kbd) curvilinear pattern creation through a reaction-driven automation api applicationEric Bowman, Goodrich Corporation

54 (Kbd) real World examples of catia v6 KbeJoe Konecny, InceptraJason Curtis, Inceptra

56 (d&d) Which lightweight format is best for your use cases?Paul W. Downing, Prostep Inc.

72 (sda) ibm dassault systèmes international competency center – advanced virtualization in action with dassault systèmes v6 softwareMichel Speranski, IBM

80 (sda) ibm smarter systems update for enovia in 2012Gary Hornyak, IBM

81 (sda) enovia & catia platform / operating environment updateSpeaker TBA, Dassault Systèmes

88 (d&d) using excel in your catia vb.net applicationMaryanne Torgerson, The Boeing Company

97 (Kbd) merits of creating morphable power copies for part and sheet metal applicationsBrian Prasad, Parker Hannifin CorporationSrinivasa Veerappa, HCL Technologies Ltd.

114 (cda) v4/v5/v6 license management and user feedbackSpeaker TBA, Dassault Systèmes

115 (d&d) migrating development environment to Windows 7Maryanne Torgerson, The Boeing Company

126 (cda) catia settings management automationMiroslav Iordanov Spassov, The Boeing CompanyKenneth T. Murray, The Boeing Company

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manufacturing

The Manufacturing track will follow your entire manufacturing processes from concurrent product definition to shop floor graphic work instructions. This will allow manufacturers in any industry to virtually define, plan, create, monitor and control all production processes. Our topics focus on solving your challenges, whether it’s an implementation on a large scale or generating, simulating, and optimizing tool paths from various domain experts. We will explore these experiences and technologies using Dassault Systèmes Manufacturing Lifecycle Management (MLM).

14 (nc) true precision methodology for cnc programming part 1Bryan Carpio Felsher, True Precision

22 (nc) catia v6: nc lessons learned in an academic environmentEric Holloway, Purdue University

41 (man) manufacturing division roundtableJim Johnson, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Corporation

57 (man) robotics’ research and implementation at hawker beechcraftDavid Yates, Hawker Beechcraft Corporation

73 (man) leveraging catia v5 as a central component to aerospace and defense complianceLarry Robert Kuehn, Adaptive Corporation

76 (man) icam integrated pse — an innovative process to improve part manufacturing in aerospace industryJean-Nicolas Ruby, Icam Technologies Corporation

95 (man) 3d mbd in practice, part 3 – 3d visualization for manufacturing and serviceMatt Kossler, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation

103 (man) delmia process planning — migration to v6Diedra Donald, Dassault Systèmes

112 (nc) 3 & 5-axis n/c programming highlights, tips and techniquesSteve Beach, GKN AerospaceMark Longo, GKN Aerospace

127 (nc) maximizing nc-machining with machining processesSamarinder Singh, CUTPATH

130 (nc) true precision methodology for cnc programming part 2Bryan Carpio Felsher, True Precision

150 (man) aerospace concept to recycle with v6 solutionsRob Webb, Dassault Systèmes

156 (nc) introduction to nc manufacturing migration from v5 to v6Deepak Manuel, Dassault SystèmesSimon Trahan, Dassault Systèmes


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product definition

The Product Definition track covers the software and processes for product and tooling development from conceptual design to release. Sessions address optimizing your design practices to maximize the performance of CATIA and the CAA partner products. Topics include a product development view of optimizing engineering information for a PDM, V5 deployment, and meeting the needs of the extended enterprise.

23 (eme) electro-mechanical roundtableNeil Martinuzzi, Lear CorporationDimitri Steijlen, Dassault Systèmes

24 (eme) legacy program’s harness migration from catia v4 to v6Marlon Woodward, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Corporation

44 (pd) catia v6 compared to catia v5 – 99% same, 10% differentJames O’Brien, Idex Solutions

48 (pd) catia v6 design Workspaces – supporting collaborative product design at renaultLaurent Gascon, PCO Innovation

60 (pd) the art of parts – rapid prototyping and advance designRick Marickovich, Hawker Beechcraft Corporation


70 (pd) catia structure detail designEdward Popko, Dassault Systèmes

91 (pd) Knowledge based engineering in context – how to improve contextual design using Kbe toolsPhilippe Graveline, Hydro-Quebec

146 (pd) aerospace part design methods of manufacturingDave Frank, Forrest Machining

149 (pd) the creation of downstream usage of fasteners in the v6 solutionCliff McCullough, Dassault Systèmes

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COE University hands-on Training sessionsHands-on training you need to stay ahead of the competition.

COE University sessions provide conference attendees with hands-on training and relevant, detailed product information on the latest Dassault Systèmes PLM solutions through live demonstrations and training sessions. Fourteen training and educational sessions, utilizing thirty workstations, will be available throughout the conference.

Top industry experts will serve as instructors and your guides to hands-on training, product education and demonstrations on topics including:

17 (tr) v6 engineering centralSpeaker TBA, Dassault Systèmes

19 (tr) v6 realistic simulationFanny Treheux, Dassault Systèmes

20 (tr) composite analysisGreg Albrechtsen, Dassault Systèmes

21 (tr) selecting objects using catscript/vba scriptingJoe Costa, Costa Consulting LLC

35 (tr) v6 Knowledgeware codeless applications – hands-onJeff Roark, Johnson ControlsJoe Konecny, Inceptra

49 (tr) v6 designer centralSpeaker TBA, Dassault Systèmes

50 (tr) v5 delmia Work instructionsScott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies

51 (tr) catia v6 3dlive shapeScott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies

52 (tr) 3dvia composerTod Cruikshank, Dassault Systèmes

71 (tr) building a virtual nc machine in v6Wes Russell, Idex Solutions

107 (tr) catia v6: fta tools & methodologiesRobert Garrison, Idex Solutions

108 (tr) catia v6: building & deploying Knowledge-enabled powercopyRobert Garrison, Idex Solutions

110 (tr) v5 Wire harness flatteningJames Bishop, Jr, Idex Solutions

111 (tr) catia part & product documents in v6Scott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies

Thank you to our COE University Hardware Partner

reserve your coe u seat today!

Registration for COE University Hands-on training sessions is now available when you register online for the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair.

Ten seats will be reserved for onsite registrants. Advance registration for COE University sessions is available only when you register online. Act early to reserve your space in these highly popular sessions.


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119 product-3dl: collaboration: 3dlive – functions & requirementsAnn Marie Arra, Bell HelicopterTarun Tejpal, Dassault Systèmes

47 product-afs: arrangement & fluid systems – functions & requirementsKim Autry, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics CoMary Hopwood, The Boeing CompanyEd Ladzinski, Dassault Systèmes

122 product-caa: caa – functions & requirementsBrian Clark, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics CoJean-Louis Constans, Dassault Systèmes

29 product-cmp: composites – functions & requirementsBruce Gabel, Spirit AerosystemsNathan Shipley, Wichita State UniversityJennifer Rought, Gulfstream Aerospace CorporationRani Richardson, Dassault SystèmesPhilippe Savignard, Dassault Systèmes

118 product-dem-cdt: data exchange & migration – catia v5 and v6 data translationCharles Chen, The Boeing CompanyDaniel Pyzak, Dassault Systèmes

96 product-dem-cmt: data exchange & migration: catia/enovia migration tools – how to manage a smooth & efficient transition from v5 to v6Charles Chen, The Boeing CompanyMichael Sagez, Dassault Systèmes

product sessionsThe primary objective of the Product Sessions is to assure that Dassault Systèmes PLM users’ needs for enhanced functionality are properly communicated to the DS developers. This includes collecting production requirements.

The Product Sessions that follow are designed to let you voice product concerns and influence the future direction of Dassault Systèmes solutions.

104 product-dmfg: digital manufacturing – functions & requirementsKevin Albers, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics CorporationCraig McDonel, The Boeing CompanyDeidra Donald, Dassault Systèmes

37 product-dnc: digital nc – functionsMark Chitjian, Dassault SystèmesPatrick Touron, Dassault SystèmesJim Barkelew, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Corporation

COE PLM ForumTuesday, April 24 8:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.

The COE PLM FORUM is an opportunity for COE member companies to ask questions directly to a panel of executives from Dassault Systèmes. The PLM forum panel will address questions submitted in advance of the Annual Conference and will also discuss development plans, product ideas and future strategy.

Submit your question when you register for the conference by March 4, 2012 for possible inclusion in the COE PLM Forum.


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product sessions (continued)

36 product-dnc: digital nc – requirementsMark Chitjian, Dassault SystèmesPatrick Touron, Dassault Systèmes

27 product-easo: engineering analysis, simulation & optimization – functionsLee Krueger, The Boeing CompanyJonathan Wiening, Dassault Systèmes

28 product-easo: engineering analysis, simulation & optimization – requirementsLee Krueger, The Boeing Company

25 product-eme: electro-mechanical engineering – functionsTimothy Suhr, The Boeing CompanyDimitri Steijlen, Dassault Systèmes

26 product-eme: electro-mechanical engineering – requirementsTimothy Suhr, The Boeing CompanyDimitri Steijlen, Dassault Systèmes

116 product-env: enovia v5 & enovia v6 – features in the next releaseRob Nickel, Hawker Beechcraft CorporationMichael Mark, Dassault Systèmes

42 product-Kbd: Knowledge based development – functions & requirementsBrian Prasad, Parker Hannifin CorporationPierre Pinard, Dassault Systèmes

68 product-mbd: drafting & 3d master – functionsEnrique Murphy, Hawker Beechcraft CorporationFabrice Agnes, Dassault Systèmes

66 product-mbd: drafting & 3d master – requirementsEnrique Murphy, Hawker Beechcraft Corporation

89 product-sas: 3dvia product composer update & sas update – functions & requirementsThomas Brown, The Boeing CompanyGarth Coleman, Dassault Systèmes

79 product-sds: shape design and styling – functionsGary Fisher, Stanley Black & DeckerXavier Melkonian, Dassault Systèmes

78 product-sds: shape design and styling – requirementsGary Fisher, Stanley Black & Decker

61 product-spa: solid part design and assembly – functionsRolando Garza, Teco-WestinghouseFabrice Agnes, Dassault Systèmes

62 product-spa: solid part design and assembly – requirementsRolando Garza, Teco-Westinghouse

102 product-stl: sheetmetal – functions & requirementsThomas Weckbacher, Gulfstream Aerospace CorporationRomain Andre, Dassault Systèmes


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beyond the Technical sessions...

test your catia modeling sKills in top gun xxv competition!A traditional COE Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair highlight, TOP GUN is a competition for the “Best of the Best” CATIA engineers and designers to test their skills at developing the most accurate and correctly-structured three dimensional model, in the least amount of time.

The purpose of TOP GUN is to:

• Demonstrate variation in CATIA model quality

• Demonstrate variation in CATIA modeling techniques

• Provide the opportunity for a COE attendee to earn the annual bragging rights as the “Best CATIA Modeler”

This year’s competition will allow competitors to test their skills using V5 and V6. Sign up will be available at the conference. Great prizes are awarded to the winners. See the COE NewsNet Daily or the conference Web page onsite for locations and times. There is no cost to enter.

thank you to the 2012 top gun competition sponsor:


academic poster sessionsCOE has a long-standing tradition of employing student volunteers at our events to assist these future professionals in their academic and career goals. The Academic Poster Sessions will be held at the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair.

If you are a student currently enrolled in an engineering program at the university or college level, vist www.coe.org to view an application. Participants will receive a $200 discount off the regular academic registration rate of $600.00 and have the opportunity to briefly present your submission.

Submissions are judged by the COE Board of Directors and the winner will receive a $500 Academic Scholarship.

The following criteria are used in selecting the winning submissions:

• Explanation of a current or past project (within the last year)

• Technology involved

• Results achieved

• Any supporting diagrams or documentation

the b.j. fries aWard of meritThe B.J. Fries Award of Merit recognizes an individual from a COE member company who, in the judgment of the Honor Awards Committee, has made significant contributions to COE professional activities and growth. The emphasis is on the member’s accomplishments as an individual rather than his/her company.

Nominations for the 2012 b.j. fries award of merit are due by march 9. Visit the COE Web site to learn more and download the nomination form. The winner will be announced during the opening general session at the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair. Review previous winners at www.coe.org/awards.

conference proceedingsThe majority of COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair proceedings will be posted to www.coe.org prior to the event. Attendees are encouraged to come to Las Vegas prepared by downloading ahead of time, as handouts will not be distributed onsite.

exclusive netWorKing opportunities With your peers, product developers and providersAttending the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair grants you access to multiple events where you can interact with nearly 1,000 of your peers across multiple industries.

From the COE Conference Orientation to the TechniFair Grand Opening, from the Tuesday Evening Reception to beverage breaks and birds-of-a-feather lunches, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to build your professional network.

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Explore Industry solutions at the Technifair The COE TechniFair features nearly fifty hardware and software vendors displaying the latest products and services that complement Dassault Systèmes PLM solutions. You’ll see a wealth of third-party products that widen the scope of CATIA®, ENOVIA®, DELMIA®, SIMULIA® and 3DVIA®

technifair schedule & events

monday, april 235:20 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. TechniFair Grand Opening Reception

tuesday, april 249:45 a.m. – 3:15 p.m. TechniFair Open10:00 a.m. – 10:20 a.m. TechniFair

Refreshment Break 12:10 – 1:15 p.m. TechniFair Lunch2:45 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. TechniFair Refreshment Break5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. TechniFair Evening Reception

wednesday, april 259:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. TechniFair Open10:00 a.m. – 10:20 a.m. TechniFair Refreshment Break12:10 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. TechniFair Lunch

and Passport to Prize Drawing


technifair exhibitors

visit WWW.coe.org to see the current listing of 2012 coe annual conference exhibitors!

recent coe annual plm conference exhibitors include:

360 Enterprise Software Adaptive CorporationANSYS, Inc.ArasAustin N.C., Inc.CD-adapcoCENIT North America, Inc.CGTechDassault SystèmesElsysElysium Inc.ICAM Technologies CorporationIdex SolutionsIGE+XAO GroupInnovation VirtuaelITI TranscenDataKineo Assembly and Maintenance Solutions

Kubotek USA, IncLattice TecnologyMecanica Solutions, Inc.Mentor GraphicsMotion Analysis CorporationNetAppOpen IT, Inc.OraclePROSTEP, Inc.RAND North AmericaSouthern Utah UniversitySpaceClaimTataTechnologiesTechniGraphicsTheorem SolutionsVISTAGY, Inc.

passport to prizesParticipate in COE’s Passport to Prizes for a chance to win great giveaways, provided by our valued sponsors! A game card will be included in your registration bag, for you to receive passport stamps from those participating sponsors in the TechniFair. Visit www.coe.org for a list of participating vendors and their prizes.

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accomodations information

rio all-suite hotel & casino 3700 W. Flamingo Road Las Vegas, NV 89103 Web: www.riolasvegas.com

COE has negotiated a special discounted rate of $99 (Sunday-Thursday) and $149 (Friday-Saturday) (per night/single occupancy) for attendees of the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair until february 29.

Reserve your room no later than monday, march 30, 2012. After this date, rooms subject to availability.

To reserve your room, contact a reservations agent at Rio All Suite Hotel & Casino directly at 1-888-746-6955 and refer to group code srcoe12.

Accommodations & Travel

travel information

To make your travel experience run smoothly, COE has selected Tower Travel as the preferred travel agency to handle all your travel arrangements for this conference. Tower Travel has access to the lowest possible rates on all airlines for all COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair attendees.

• Call 888.886-7656, or (630) 928-7144 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. CST, Monday-Friday

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Conference Registration

register for the coe 2012 annual plm conference & technifair by february 24, 2012 and save $300!

There are three convenient ways for you to register for this year’s conference:

• Register online at http://www.coe.org/register.

• Register by mail or fax Download the Conference Registration Form at www.coe.org/register and mail the completed form and your payment to:

coe 2012 annual plm conference & technifair8300 Solutions Center Chicago, IL 60677-8003

If you have any questions regarding the registration process, please call 800-COE-CALL or send an e-mail to [email protected].

The COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair registration fee includes:

• General sessions, Process Sessions, COE University Hands-on Training Sessions and Product Function Sessions

• Access to all networking events

• Continental breakfasts and beverage breaks each day of the conference and lunch on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

guest registration

Guest Registration: $50

Please note: Guests are limited to attendee significant others wishing to attend the COE networking receptions. (Guest badge does not include access to lunches, sessions, beverage breaks, etc.)

members only

All registrants to the COE 2012 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair must be members of coe in good standing (2012 dues paid). To find out the status of your membership or to join COE, contact COE HQ at [email protected].


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