Posted to News on 16th Apr 2013, 11:00
Symetri announces 2013 conferences for product designers
Autodesk partner Symetri is offering product designers and engineers the opportunity to discover and discuss the latest ideas and developments in digital product design at its 2013 conferences. Among the highlights will be a first look at the newly released Autodesk Inventor and Vault 2014 alongside the latest versions of Autodesk Factory Design Suites and Autodesk Simulation.
The conferences will take place on:
- 24 April: Magna Science Adventure Museum, Rotherham
- 1 May: Jury's Inn, Newcastle Gateshead
- 8 May: DoubleTree Hotel, Aberdeen
These events will also include expert speakers and will be a forum for considering industry challenges, networking and learning how others within the industry are maximising the benefits of digital design technology. In particular, they will address how manufacturers can cut costs and time to market by moving beyond 3D design to digital prototyping, designing, visualising, simulating and analysing their products on screen before they are built.
Symetri will also be discussing Autodesk's alternative to traditional product lifecycle management (PLM). This helps manufacturers and others accelerate their response to fast-evolving markets and address wider challenges such as growing globalisation and the need to access up-to-date information quickly but securely from anywhere and at any time.
Colin Watson, corporate director, Symetri, says: "Our conferences always enable us to catch up with customers and to meet new faces - and to learn from each other. We get the chance to hear about the issues currently impacting our customers' businesses and in turn we can use expertise gained from working with others in similar situations to offer solutions."
Symetri is an Autodesk Platinum Partner, an Autodesk Simulation Specialist status, and was recently the first in the world to be awarded Autodesk PLM 360 Specialisation status. The 2013 Autodesk conferences are free of charge and can be booked online.
