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WELCOME TO THE COE 2014 ANNUAL PLM CONFERENCE & TECHNIFAIR!

Welcome to the premier user-run PLM event in the nation. Throughout the next three days, you will have access to the world's best support community of Dassault Systèmes PLM solutions users via technical education, training, networking and more. Through access to more than 120 sessions and hundreds of professionals sharing your job role, you'll experience user-driven education and training that will directly impact your job performance and professional development. You’ll also receive exclusive year-round access to all conference presentations uploaded in the conference proceedings section at www.coe.org.

Visit www.coe.org/2014conference each day of the conference for important conference updates, daily news and session changes. Also, check your e-mail each night for COE’s electronic Daily News. If you have any questions or special needs throughout the conference, don’t hesitate to ask a COE Headquarters staff member or visit the registration desk, located in the California Ballroom Foyer.

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COE 2014 Annual PLM Conference & TechniFair April 27-30 Anaheim, CA

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BEYOND THE TECHNICAL SESSIONS

Top Gun XXVII – Test Your Modeling Skills Take a break from the technical sessions to compete against your peers in COE’s Top Gun competition. Entries are judged on accuracy, modeling time and modeling style. Prizes are awarded to winners and there is no cost to enter. Sign-up at the Top Gun sign in table near registration during the indicated conference time slots. Visit www.coe.org/2014 or consult the electronic Daily News for times.

Top Gun XXVII winners will choose from the following prizes:

NVIDIA Quadro K4000 graphics board

iPad Mini

Top Gun XXVII is brought to you by DELL, Inceptra, and NVIDIA Academic ePoster Sessions COE has a long-standing tradition of involving academic members at its events to assist these future professionals in their academic and career goals. The COE 2014 University ePoster Sessions will be held at this year’s event. Stop by to see the work of the future leaders in the

industry which will be displayed in the Concourse Lounge. Featuring presentations from:

Brigham Young University California State University Ecole De Technologie Superieure

Ecole Natrionale D'Aerotechnique Ferris State University Notre Dame Preparatory High School

Academic ePoster sessions are sponsored by DELL

COE Business Meeting Open to all members, this meeting provides updates from the Board of

Directors on COE’s strategic initiatives, serves as a forum for providing input on COE’s direction, and allows voting representatives to cast their ballot for the 2014-15 Board of Directors slate. The Business Meeting will take place on Tuesday, April 28 from 12:20

p.m. – 1:30 p.m. in Huntington A.

Birds–of-a-Feather Networking Opportunities Monday, April 28 | Tuesday, April 29 | Wednesday, April 30 California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

Looking for a more than just a lunch? This informal idea sharing opportunity is the perfect complement to the technical sessions and hands-on training. Look for signs matching your interests directly on the tables during lunch Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Keys to a Successful RUG - Best Practices & Ideas

Wednesday, April 30 from 12:30 p.m. -1:15 p.m. in Huntington A

Grab your lunch from the TechniFair and join our RUG leaders for this discussion.

ATTENDEE SERVICES COE Annual Conference Proceedings Conference proceedings will be available online during the conference and post-conference. You must be a COE member to access the proceedings post-conference and in the archive section of COE’s Web

site.

COE TECHNIFAIR SCHEDULE The COE TechniFair is held in the California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

Monday, April 28 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. TechniFair Grand Opening Reception Tuesday, April 29 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. / 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. TechniFair Open 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Networking and Refreshment Break

12:20 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch in the TechniFair 3:25 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Networking and Refreshment Break 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. COE TechniFair Networking Happy Hour

Wednesday, April 30 10:00 a.m. – 1:45 p.m. TechniFair Open

10:05 a.m. – 10:35 a.m. Networking and Refreshment Break 12:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Lunch in the TechniFair 1:15 p.m. COE 2014 Grand Prix Winners Announced

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PROCESS (TECHNICAL BREAKOUT) SESSION KEY Code Track AC Academic

CDA Client Deploy and Admin

CYR COE Year-Round

COL Collaboration

CS Catalogs & Standards

D&D Develop & Deploy

DEM Data Exchange and Management

EMAO Engineering Modeling, Analysis and Optimization

EME Electro-Mechanical Engineering

IDM Information & Data Management

KBD Knowledge-Based Development

KMS Kinematics & Multibody Simulation

LD Legacy Data

MAN Manufacturing Processes

NC Numerical Control

PD Product Design

PSE Product Systems Engineering

RUG RUG

SAS Service After Sales

SDA Server Deploy and Admin

TD Tool Design

TR Training

PRODUCT SESSION KEY

Product Life Group

PRODUCT–3DL Collaboration: 3DLive

PRODUCT-SAS 3DVIA Composer

Engineering Group

PRODUCT–CMP Composites

PRODUCT–EASO Engineering Analysis, Simulation & Optimization

PRODUCT–EME Electro-Mechanical Engineering

PRODUCT–MDB Drafting & 3D Master

PRODUCT–SDS Shape Design & Styling

PRODUCT–SPA Solid Part Design & Assembly

PRODUCT–STL Sheetmetal

Digital Enterprise Infrastructure Group

Code Committee

PRODUCT-CAA CAA

PRODUCT-DEM Data Exchange & Migration

Manufacturing Group

Code Committee

PRODUCT-DMFG Digital Manufacturing

PRODUCT-DNC Digital NC

Ship, Plant, Fluid Systems Group

Code Committee

PRODUCT-AFS Arrangement & Fluid Systems

ENOVIA Group

Code Committee

PRODUCT-CS ENOVIA V6 Library Central

PRODUCT-ENV ENOVIA




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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE &

SESSION ABSTRACTS

Sunday, April 27 12:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Conference Registration California Registration Desk, Ballroom Level

6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. COE Conference Orientation

Huntington, Concourse Level

Monday, April 28 6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Conference Registration California Registration Desk, Ballroom Level

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast & Networking Pacific Promenade, Ballroom Level

8:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. COE Welcome and President Address Keith Horton, COE President

Technically Funny Don McMillan Business in the Age of Experience Bruno Latchague, Dassault Systèmes

Using CATIA for Design in the Age of Experience Philippe Laufer, Dassault Systèmes

The inclusiveness of CATIA 3DEXPERIENCE invites the participation of every discipline within the global ecosystem.

With a combination of presentation, demonstrations and testimonials, Philippe will share his vision of how CATIA will transform the product innovation and development process .

10:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Networking & Refreshment Break Pacific Promenade, Ballroom Level

10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. 2017: The Tesla Motors Vision: Dassault Tools Drive Success Paul Lomagino, Tesla Pacific Ballroom, Ballroom Level This session will take a look at how Tesla incorporated CATIA, DELMIA,

ENOVIA and ICEM into their implementation and how those tools will continue to contribute to Tesla solutions and products. Paul will also

walk attendees through a vision for the future -- how Tesla is meeting customer needs, exceeding expectations and using Dassault products to get there

11:25 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. PRODUCT & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2023: ENOVIA Roadmap "Keys to the Future" Jim Strawn, Chairman; David Segal, Dassault Systèmes San Simeon A

This must attend session for all ENOVIA attendees will give a

comprehensive overview regarding Dassault Systèmes updates regarding all versions of ENOVIA Software. 2032: V6 Electrical and Wire Harness Design Zhen Yang, Dassault Systèmes Capistrano

2045: Manufacturing Orientation Kevin Albers, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company El Capitan B The manufacturing orientation is an introduction to the sessions and

activities available to the manufacturing attendees. We will outline the Product sessions where the software requirements are discussed, the Process sessions where users present their experiences, and the COE U sessions where attendees can receive hands-on training.




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2061: PRODUCT-SAS: 3DVIA Composer - Functions &

Requirements Tom Brown, Chairman; Garth Coleman, Dassault Systèmes Huntington B

This session covers a review of new functionality, some tips and tricks and a peak at future releases. In addition, Digibit, a Dassault Systeme's partner, presents after sales interactive parts catalog using their application Documoto and 3DVIA Composer. Please join us. 2109: Beginning Composites Design

Nathan Shipley, Wichita State University Laguna A

2120: CATIA Shape Design Solutions – “bleu” Show Car VIP Project Xavier Melkonian, Dassault Systèmes

Avila A This session will highlight the benefits derived from the implementation of CATIA Shape Design & Styling Solutions, within DS V5 PLM context, applied to Business processes involving Design with Surfaces, from early Conceptual Design, Style Exploration and Class A definition up to refined Surface Production and Assembly (including Rendering). Precise

latest enhancements in Version 5 and Version 6 will be presented.

2121: Arrangement & Fluid Systems-Product Update Mary Hopwood, Chairman; Mikael Diguet & Thomas Biou, Dassault Systèmes Avila B

DS presentation of new functionalities, capabilities and enhancements in CATIA V5 & V6 for Fluidic Systems Design. 2122: Drafting & 3D Master - Functions Enrique Murphy, Chairman; Fabrice Agnes, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan A

The Drafting & 3D Master (MBD) product functions session covers the product specification process (conceptual or preliminary design), the

product definition process (dimensioning, tolerancing, annotations, symbols ...) and the product presentation process (2D Layout of the product 3D definition, 3D query and filtering of dimensioning, tolerancing & annotations) using 2D Drafting and/or 3D tools over the complete product life cycle.

The Dassault Systèmes development team will present and

demonstrate new functionalities of the CATIA V5 and V6 releases. This session is open to all COE attendees. This is an excellent opportunity to directly discuss your organization's future development plans with DS

development managers. 2155: Multi-Domain Simulation Recent and Near-Term Enhancements & User Roundtable Rob Dreisbach, Chairman; Christina Feist, Dassault Systèmes Huntington A

2156: Knowledge Based Development - Requirements Jeff Roark, Joe Konecny & Mark Williams, Chairmen; Rohit Bhardwaj,

Dassault Systèmes Santa Monica 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.

Lunch California Ballroom D, Ballroom Level 1:15 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. PRODUCT & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2035: Electro-Mechanical Engineering - Functions

Timothy Suhr, Chairman; Marlon Woodward, Lockheed Martin

Aeronautics Company; Neil Martinuzzi, Lear Corporation; Fadi Khoury, Gulfstream Aerospace; Mikael Diguet, Dassault Systèmes Avila B This Electro-Mechanical Engineering Product Committee session will highlight some of the latest CATIA EME improvements to V6R2014(x)

and the addition of Electrical solution to enhance the completeness of the integrated electrical process. We will show that this release will have significant enhancements and modifications: 1. Major enhancement in the Logical Electrical (Diagram/schematic) 2. Demonstrate the Logical to Physical synchronization 3. Explain and demonstrate the Electrical 3D and cabling

enhancements 4. Explain the Circuit Board portfolio including enhancements 5. Demonstrate the new user interface 6. Review the latest packaging for electrical and electronics (Circuit Board) 7. Status on ELECTRE and CATELECTRE 8. Review references in the electrical discipline




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2059: Data Management for CATIA & DMU - Functions Jim Strawn, Cessna Aircraft & David Segal, Dassault Systèmes San Simeon A

Product Update on ENOVIA Design Management Apps for CATIA on top of 3DEXPERIENCE Platform: Functional Processes, User Experience and future development plans. Discussing use cases and value companies and designers can get in the following areas: 1. CATIA V6 Collaborative Design: Design in Configured Context and

Real-time DMU 2. CATIA V5 and CATIA V4 managed by ENOVIA V6

3. ENOVIA transition practices for CATIA V5/V4 to CATIA V6 2069: Digital NC - Functions Dave Frank, Bell Helicopter; Philippe Girodengo, Dassault Systèmes

El Capitan B

The NC Functions session covers new and future development

directions of the DELMIA Manufacturing products and processes. The DS development team will discuss, present and demonstrate new functionality in the upcoming releases of DELMIA. The results of the NC Survey will also be presented. This is an excellent opportunity to directly discuss your organization's future development plans with DS devleopment managers. This session is restricted to COE member

company attendees only.

2077: 3DVIA Composer Introduction (Part 1) Tim Horsch, Dassault Systèmes Capistrano This session will provide an introduction to 3DVIA Composer, the desktop content authoring system that revolutionizes the way

enterprises of all sizes create, update, and distribute rich product documentation. Participants will experience how non-engineering staff can easily reuse existing 3D product definition data to create a powerful series of "always current" interactive product documentation,

animations, and technical illustrations. Previously, any change in a product required an expensive redo of the documentation. With 3DVIA

Composer, users in service, manufacturing, training, sales, and marketing can quickly and easily automate their deliverable production processes while reducing costs and improving quality.

2123: Shape Design and Styling - Functions

Xavier Melkonian, Dassault Systèmes Avila A

This session will highlight the benefits derived from the implementation of CATIA Shape Design & Styling Solutions, within DS V5 PLM context, applied to Business processes involving Design with Surfaces, from early Conceptual Design, Style Exploration and Class A definition up to refined Surface Production and Assembly (including Rendering). Precise latest enhancements in Version 5 and Version 6 will be presented.

2136: V6 3DLive Review and Data Management Scott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies

Laguna A Enovia V6 3DLive allows users to review data without actually launching Catia. Manage changes, mark up corrections and test fit up all from a

web interface. 2146: Solid Part Design and Assembly - Functions Rolando Garza, Chairman; Fabrice Agnes, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan A This SPA functions session is for all attendees. This session will focus on

the enhancements in the current V5 and V6 releases. Presentations and

demonstrations will be done by Dassault Systèmes Product Managers. Enhancement requests will be collected and a Q&A period will be included. 2150: 3D Virtual Training Technologies (3DVIA Studio Pro, Composer, Z-Space)

Tom Brown, Chairman; Garth Coleman, Dassault Systèmes Huntington B This session will provide updates regarding all 3DVIA Virtools products including: Studio Pro, Store, Merchandising, Real Estate, etc.

2157: Multi-Domain Simulation - Functions & Requirements Rob Dreishbach, Chairman; Christina Feist, Dassault Systèmes Malibu 2158: Knowledge Based Development - Functions Jeff Roark, Chairman; Rohit Bhardwaj, Dassault Systèmes Santa Monica




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2:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Networking & Refreshment Break Concourse Level

3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. PRODUCT & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2036: Electro-Mechanical Engineering-Requirements Timothy Suhr, Chairman; Marlon Woodward, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company; Neil Martinuzzi, Lear Corporation; Fadi Khoury, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation; Mikael Diguet, Dassault Systèmes

Avila B

This Electro-Mechanical Engineering Product Committee session illustrates how DS V6 Electrical products shortens the electrical design process by supporting the lifecycle from Requirements, requirements decomposition, Logical definition for harnesses, physical 3D wire

harness routing and manufacturing documentation. - Session highlights some of the next CATIA EME improvements to V6R2015 improvements. - We will review the outstanding SERs and provide an overview of the submission process. - In addition we can show the latest developments of the Schematic applications and provide the latest roadmap.

2050: PRODUCT - DMFG Digital Manufacturing: Functions Kevin Albers & Carl Bouffiou, Chairmen; Deidra Donald, Dassault Systèmes Malibu The DELMIA Product Development Functions session covers current

functionalities for the Version 5 DELMIA Product Lifecycle Management offering. The Dassault Systèmes development team will discuss, present and demonstrate existing functionality in the current release of DELMIA V5. The presentation will be followed by an open discussion on the capabilities and gaps based on the needs of the attendees. This is an excellent opportunity to have an interactive discussion with Dassault

Systèmes experts regarding potential applications of the DELMIA Process Planning tools within your organization.

2060: ENOVIA Beyond CATIA - Functions

Rob Nickel, Chairman; David Segal, Dassault Systèmes San Simeon A

Product Update on ENOVIA Collaborative Innovation Apps on top of 3DEXPERIENCE Platform for Global Product Development: Functional Processes, User Experience and future development plans. Discussing use cases and value companies and engineers can get in the following areas: 1. Configuration Management 2. Standard Library and Classification

3. Global Engineering and Cost Mgmt. 4. Global Manufacturing and Support Management

2064: Data Exchange & Migration: CATIA V5 and V6 Data Translation Charles Chen, The Boeing Company & Daniel Pyzak, Dassault Systèmes

Huntington B In this session, you'll get an overview of the very last improvements of CATIA V5 interfaces (STEP, IGES, Multi-CAD) and interoperability tools. You'll also be presented with a recap or discovery of a completely new way to manage interoperability between heterogeneous CAD and PLM systems within the DS V6 platform: direct file converters, XPDM

management and synchronization. You'll receive a detailed description

of what can be achieved today, within the current V6 releases and a road map for the future. 2070: Manufacturing - Requirements Dave Frank, Bell Helicopter; Philippe Girodengo, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan B

The Product Digital NC requirements session covers the definition & simulation of manufacturing processes from design to production. Requirements status will be discussed and reviewed by the Product chairs and the Dassault development team. Current manufacturing functionalities and improvements will also be discussed. This session is

open to all COE attendees. This is an excellent opportunity to directly discuss your requirements and concerns with DS development managers.




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2125: Solid Part Design and Assembly - Requirements

Rolando Garza, Chairman; Fabrice Agnes, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan A

This SPA requirements session is for attendees from COE member companies only who have signed non-disclosure agreements (available at the session). This session will focus on releases which are one or two beyond the current releases. Presentations and demonstrations will be done by Dassault Systèmes Product Managers. 2145: Shape Design and Styling - Requirements

Xavier Melkonian, Dassault Systèmes Avila A

Dassault will discuss future products, schedules, strategic directions and the status of the COE enhancement requests for Shape Design and Styling. This product update will be followed by an open discussion of

requirements for future Shape Design, Styling and Reverse Engineering product releases, especially from a Product Lifecycle Management point of view. 2149: Linear or Non-Linear Analysis Greg Albrechtsen, Dassault Systèmes Laguna A

The basis of this presentation will be to give the end user (designer or CAE specialist) a technique for determining when to use linear or nonlinear analysis. This presentation will also describe the basic "theory" of FEA, thus no previous knowledge of Finite Element Analysis is required.

2152: Composites - Functions & Requirements Bruce Gabel, Nathan Shipley & Jennifer Naschansky, Chairmen; Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation & Rani Richardson & Etienne Ardouin, Dassault Systèmes Santa Monica

This session will explore current capabilities of the Composite Part Design/Manufacturing data preparation in CATIA V5 and V6. In addition, the presentation covers new and future development directions of the CATIA Composites products and processes. The DS development team will discuss, present and demonstrate new functionality in upcoming releases. Enhancement request status will be discussed and reviewed. This is an opportunity to discuss your

requirements and concerns with DS product managers. Please note:

this session is CLOSED to software vendors and vendor consultants. 2153: 3DVIA Composer Introduction (Part 2)

Tim Horsch, Dassault Systèmes Capistrano 4:35 p.m. - 5:25 p.m. PRODUCT SESSIONS 2037: Understanding V6 From an NC Programmer’s Perspective

Wes Russell, Idex Solutions El Capitan B

Over the past few COE conferences, discussions of V6 products in the CATIA, DEMLIA, and ENOVIA brands have garnered increasing interest in the manufacturing community. Many questions on functionality,

compatibility with V5, and how to transition to V6 have dominated these discussions. This presentation will center round a live demonstration of a client seat of V6. To provide an understanding of using V6, we will examine tasks and functions an NC programmer will use in the creation of a new NC program. Along the way, this presentation's goal is to answer some of the questions that persist.

The agenda for this session, for which the customary PowerPoint will be

absent, includes the following: * Importing V5 data into V6 Enovia * Searching for data in Enovia * Explore Parts, Products, and PPR Objects in Enovia * Opening Parts and Products in Catia * Creating a new NC Program in Delmia

* Adding Machining Processes * Searching for NC Tools * Simulating Machining * NC Output Generation This session will be interactive. Questions may be asked and responded

to during the presentation. To accommodate input from attendees, the items listed above may vary.




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2042: Sheetmetal - Functions & Requirements

Thomas Weckbacher, Chairman; Romain Andre, Dassault Systèmes Avila A

The Sheet metal Product Session explores current V5 and V6 capabilities of Bent Part Design (SMB), Sheet Metal Design (SMD) and Sheet Metal for Hydro-formed Part (ASL) workbenches, which covers the functions and processes used in the sheet metal part development and manufacturing preparation processes of sheet metal. Enhancement request status will be discussed and reviewed by the Product chairs and the Dassault Systèmes team. Feedback will be provided for pending

enhancement requests. Current and future manufacturing functionalities and improvements will also be discussed. The

presentation will be followed by an open discussion by the attendees. The Sheet metal (STL) Product requirements session covers new and future development directions of the CATIA Sheet Metal products and

processes. The DS team will discuss, present and demonstrate new functionality in the upcoming releases of CATIA v5 and v6. This is an excellent opportunity to directly discuss your requirements and concerns with DS representatives. This session is closed to software vendors, affiliates and consultants.

2049: PRODUCT - DMFG Digital Manufacturing: Requirements Carl E. Bouffiou, Chairman; Deidra Donald, Dassault Systèmes

Malibu The DELMIA Product Development Requirements session covers the Dassault Systèmes DELMIA V5 and V6 integrated software for the development and maintenance of manufacturing process plans, process data management and manufacturing process validation through its delivery to the shop-floor. Product enhancements will be discussed and

reviewed by the COE Product chairmen and the Dassault Systèmes development team. Current manufacturing functionalities and improvements will also be discussed. The presentation will be followed by an open discussion by the attendees. This session is open to all COE attendees. This is an excellent opportunity to directly discuss your

requirements and concerns with DS development managers.

2062: What’s New in ENOVIA Product Lines

Rob Nickel, Chairman; David Segal, Dassault Systèmes San Simeon A

This session will provide attendees to see Dassault Systemes status on past Enhancement Requests and learn about the new COE process on submitting new Enhancement Requests. 2063: Data Exchange & Migration: CATIA/ENOVIA Migration Tools Charles Chen, The Boeing Company; Naeem Dalal Dassault Systèmes

Huntington B

Based on different PLM environments, several aspects have to be taken into account to successfully move from V5 to V6. This session will present the different strategies and options to move from V5 to V6 with the associated transition tools in order to minimize the transition efforts

while leveraging the benefits of V6. 2086: Getting Started with SIMULIA Non-Linear Analysis Iouri Apanovitch, Rand Worldwide Capistrano Attendees will learn how to get started with SIMULIA non-linear

analysis for realistic simulation. Topics covered include:

* Starting the SIMULIA workbench * Setting up non-linear material properties * Selecting element types * Creating analysis cases and steps * Setting up loads and boundary conditions * Setting up contact with friction

* Creating output requests * Submitting and monitoring analysis job to the ABAQUS solver * Reviewing results

This hands-on session will demonstrate an interactive exercise

simulating insertion and subsequent removal of a plastic fastener into a steel panel. Each attendee will receive a handout containing the steps

performed during the exercise.




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2127: Arrangement & Fluid Systems - Requirements

Mary Hopwood, Chairman; Mikael Diguet & Thomas Biou, Dassault Systèmes Avila B

Discussion co-led by the DS Domain Leader and the AFS Product Co-Chairs on the status of existing enhancement requests and to identify additional requirements. 2128: Drafting & 3D Master- Requirements Enrique Murphy, Chairman; Fabrice Agnes, Dassault Systèmes

El Capitan A

The Drafting & 3D Master (MBD) product requirements session covers the product specification process (conceptual or preliminary design), the product definition process (dimensioning, tolerancing, annotations, symbols ...) and the product presentation process (2D Layout of the

product 3D definition, 3D query and filtering of dimensioning, tolerancing & annotations) using 2D Drafting and/or 3D tools over the complete product life cycle. Enhancement request status will be discussed and reviewed by the Product chairs and the Dassault Systèmes development team. Current Drafting and 3D Master functionalities and improvements will also be

discussed. The presentations will be followed by an open discussion by

the attendees. This is an excellent opportunity to directly discuss your requirements and concerns with DS development managers. 2143: V6 Reactions in Action-Update Ladeana Dockery, Cessna Aircraft Laguna A

This is intended as an update to the 2010 session 'V5 Reactions in Action'. Assign your own specific parameters and cues to demonstrate acceptable part limits through FEA simulation. This session will be updated for the V6 environment and settings.

2163: CAA Roundtable- Functions & Requirements Brian Clark, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Huntington A

5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

TechniFair Grand Opening Reception California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

Tuesday, April 29 6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Conference Registration California Registration Desk, Ballroom Level


8:00 a.m. - 8:15 a.m.

COE Recognition Awards Pacific Ballroom, Ballroom Level 8:15 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. 2147: DELMIA V6, Honda Manufacturing's First Step to PLM Brent Welsh & Gregg Dennis, Honda North American Services, LLC Pacific Ballroom, Ballroom Level

This presentation will focus on Honda North America Services (HNAS) role and new responsibility to support Global New Model Initiatives.

Topics to be discussed include the move from DELMIA V5 to DELMIA V6 on the ENOVIA V6 backbone to reduce development time and create a faster market to the customer, focus on current "wins " we see today as we prepare to go live this spring and the future path towards total

PLM.

9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Networking & Refreshment Break in the TechniFair California Ballroom, Ballroom Level 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

TechinFair Open

California Ballroom, Ballroom Level 9:30 a.m. – 11:20 a.m. 2018: PLM Forum Moderated By: Bob Deragisch, Parker Hannifin Corporation Pacific Ballroom, Ballroom Level




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11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.

PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2014: COE Product Requirements Process – A Success Story

Jim Strawn, Cessna Aircraft, COE Board of Directors El Capitan B COE has a new Product Requirements tool and that is working with Dassault Systèmes to submit Product (Enhancement) Requirements. If you would like to learn more about how to get Dassault Systèmes listen to your needs, attend this session and find out.

2026: The Value and Importance of End to End Testing for a

Company Nataliya V. Lisitsyna & Liz Nance, The Boeing Company Santa Monica

In this session, you'll learn how the company can benefit from applying the powerful mechanism of End to End testing before implementing the software updates into production environment. 2031: V6 Imagine & Shape Sam Itskovich, Dassault Systèmes Capistrano

This is intended as a placeholder abstract to request a DS speaker to demonstrate V6 Imagine & Shape as an introductory session for new users who have never tried it before. I'd like to request a short, 15 minute video before the conference that will act as a lecture. 2093: Achieve a Robust and Manufacturable Composite Design

Nathan Shipley, Witchita State University; Mahesh Turaga, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan A Robust data integration allows an automated approach in multidisciplinary design to target scenarios. Typically, designing to a

target is interpreted independently by each group involved. Great improvement is needed to current methods in which the virtual design is passed from function to function and changed each time to meet new targets. By the end of the process, the resulting part is overweight, hard to manufacture, and isn't robust. Instead, a better approach is to leverage an open framework to

simultaneously incorporate engineering targets across disciplines. An

automated approach using Isight can incorporate factors such as weight, life, manufacturability, and uncertainty to calculate a unified design solution with a known, quantitative, reliability using various

tools -- design, analysis and costing tools like CATIA V5, Abaqus and Excel. Dassault Systèmes will present a case study of a composite component which incorporates all of these targets, quantifies the risks of meeting each one, illustrating the design tradeoffs. 2124: Electro-Mechanical Roundtable Neil Martinuzzi, Lear Corporation

Huntington A

This panel discussion provides the session attendee with access to implementation experience from user companies. You have the opportunity to ask the tough 3D electrical wiring application deployment questions. The roundtable is organized as a panel-type

discussion on the theme of implementing the CATIA Electrical solutions. The panelists will open their comments with a brief statement on their company's CAD tools and PLM. This conference panel provides the perspectives of users from Aerospace, Automotive and representation from Dassault. We start with open questions from attendees and once all questions have been addressed we move to a preselected set of questions proposed by the moderator.

2129: IP / Export Control in ENOVIA V6 Lee Encapera, Dassault Systèmes Avila B ENOVIA IP / Export control gives DS customers the ability to govern access to controlled data such as ITAR / EAR and company sensitive

data. This presentation / demonstration will cover the fundamentals of the IP / Export control tool. 2130: Bell Digital Enterprise Glenn Isbell Jr., Bell Helicopter Avila A

Bell Helicopter is going through a time of intense product development. We are changing our design paradigms and approaches using PLM/CAD tools in order to improve the overall product for our customer. We have taken the concurrent engineering model to the next level by truly aligning our engineering and planning bills of material. This removes thousands of transactions in the systems and allows our shop floor




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personnel to more directly and efficiently consume the 3D definition of

our parts. The power of this is in the simplicity that we have implemented. We are also refining this model on a following commercial product as well as the V-280 concept demonstrator. These

rapid cycles of learning are establishing our ability to refine our process while at the same time providing significant benefits in the design process and approach. 2140: LOTAR: CAx-IF - Ensuring System Interoperability Rick Zuray, The Boeing Company San Simeon A

The CAx Implementor Forum is a joint testing effort between PDES,

Inc. and ProSTEP iViP. The objective of the forum is to accelerate CAx translator development and ensure that users' requirements are satisfied. The scope of the CAx-IF are the ISO 10303 data sharing standards known as STEP. The goals of the CAx-IF are to:

* Implement functionality for today's needs * Identify functionality for tomorrow's needs * Avoid roadblocks by establishing agreed upon approaches * Increase user confidence by providing system and AP interoperability testing * Ensure new functionality does not adversely impact existing

implementations

The CAx Implementor Forum is significantly improving STEP translator quality and decreasing translator time-to-market. Mr. Rosche will discuss how the CAx-IF operates, how priorities are set, testing results, how the CAx-IF benefits the user communities, and what will be tested in the future.

2142: V5 CNC Tutorial David Borck, Ferris State University Laguna A This is a preliminary tutorial for those interested in learning V5 CNC

manufacturing processes. 2170: Composite Dry Machining and Dust Control Joseph Breda, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Huntington B

12:20 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Lunch in the TechniFair California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

1:30 p.m. – 2:20 p.m. VENDOR SOLUTIONS PRESENTATIONS 2043: Using Simulation Software to Achieve True “Lights-Out” Machining Jim Huddy, CGTech Huntington B

2171: Reducing Costs in Machine Components Using Material-

Specific Modeling and Optimization Strategies Kerry Maruisch, Third Wave Systems Avila B

2172: SmarTools: SmarTeam to ENOVIA V6: View, Migrate or Coexist with NobleTek Automated Solutions Ryan McCullough, NobleTek Malibu 2173: PLM Compliance with Automated IP & Export Control Stamping: Aerospace Case Studies

Shaun Dawson, Coastal Logic

Santa Monica 2174: 3D MBD and MBE; State of the Union within Large Enterprises Jim Merry & Christopher Garcia, Anark Corporation Avila A

2:35 p.m. - 3:25 p.m. PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2003: Energy Roundtable Daniel Brisebois & Emmanuel Boivin-Moreau, Hydro-Quebec

Huntington A Energy will be a major challenge in the coming years. Each of us has concerns about efficiency and the DS portfolio can surely help us. This roundtable is a way to exchange ideas about our implementation, our success, the type of design we do and what we need DS to develop to give us better tools. Our business is clearly different from the




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aerospace or the automotive industries and we all need to design faster

and cheaper to reduce the "time to market" of our infrastructure. Come and share with your peers!

2011: Change is Good - But Complicated! Bob Deragisch, Parker Hannifin Corporation Avila A Change is a fact of life when it comes to engineering in general, and CAD in particular. But as products get more complex, and collaborative design puts 'more cooks in the kitchen', how do you know what really

changed in a design? And if you want to improve the process, how do you get the organization to accept new ways of doing business?

2021: Reducing Headaches for a Novice 3DVIA Composer User Rolando Garza, Teco- Westinghouse Santa Monica

It's not exactly news that a lot of people see 3DVIA Composer as one of the best pieces of software for explaining and presenting a digital product's definition. After relying on it -and a laptop- for loads of gigs around the globe, I've come to comfortably rely on it as a tool capable of delivering the results I need with some caveats.

2052: Advanced Post Processing (Continued)

Dave Frank, Bell Helicopter Huntington B In this session we will build a basic post add some customization with macros and look at the output and show how common complaints about CATIA solved with post customization

2081: Early Simulation Enables Innovation: A Pragmatic Implementation Patrick Grimberg, Digital Product Simulation, Inc. Malibu

In product development today, simulation and analysis software, such as ABAQUS, is widely used by experts to analyse the behaviour of systems or products and to validate their architecture and design. However, it is more fruitful to promote more interactions between digital simulation and the development process. This way it becomes possible to adjust the product design immediately. A tight interaction between simulation and product development is much more effective

from organizational and technical points of view, and can save an

incredible amount of money and time when it is done "early." More than savings, it will "enable Innovation." Several implementations and stages of this approach will be discussed using industrial business

cases, observations, and real applications such as "having the CAE experts use advanced simulation tools integrated within the design environment" or the "implementation of guided workbench and knowledge based templates by designers." In addition to detailed design analysis, the use and integration of preliminary 0D/1D models based (such as DYMOLA) on functional breakdown, physics, and equations, becomes mandatory to allow for earlier decision making and

trade off while keeping the traceability of the requirements. Also, the extensive use of various optimization techniques (topology and MDO) in

these early stages of product development provides new ways for design exploration and innovation. 2104: Leveraging MES to Execute Electronic Test Procedures

Brian Bate, Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corp. San Simeon A Present a brief overview of Ball Aerospace's plan to leverage Dassault Systems MES solution (Velocity) to support the execution of test procedures on space based hardware programs.

2108: CATIA V5 FTA Functional Tolerance and Annotation

Shawn Ehrstein, Wichita State University Laguna A 2116: Tablet Enabled Multi-User CATIA V5; A Working Prototype C. Greg Jensen, Brigham Young University El Capitan A

Design reviews, War on Weight, Cost, Producibility, etc. are generally held in conference rooms with one person controlling the presentation/WebEx and everyone else watching with the occasional added comment. At planned junctures someone in the room, or a remote attendee, will request control to drive the presentation,

manipulate the active model, switch to another file, etc. Researchers at Brigham Young University envisioned an engineering review environment that would allow all participants to actively view, create, edit (part and assembly) models from a table, laptop and/or workstation. Building on a four-year foundation of simultaneous multi-user CAx (i.e. plugins like NXConnect and CATIAConnect), they have now enabled these applications on tablet devices. Each (tablet, laptop,




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or workstation) client links to the CATIAConnect server and database to

interact with the single master model being refined by the team of specialists attending the review/meeting. If concurrent engineering is defined as parallel teams and individuals works seamlessly to perform

product development from concept initiation through production, maintenance and product retirement, then one should consider how more efficient and productive engineers, designers, and manufacturing personnel would be if more of their meetings took advantage of multi-user viewing, creating, editing, etc. the data being discussed. This presentation introduces and demonstrates a working prototype of

multi-user CATIA V5 deployed on Tables. Both Part and Product environments will be demonstrated wherein engineers will enter "cloud-

based" shared models, with each person has full access to their own viewing frustum, mouse, keyboard, and CATIA interface to synchronously or asynchronously work on complex single models or assemblies. Specifically, this presentation addresses moving the multi-

users CATIAConnect environment to a Tablet and discussing the benefits and challenges that have been observed. Time permitting we will also demonstrate a NXConnect Tablet client and a CATIAConnect Tablet client working seamlessly on the same master model. The presentation will end with a discussion of next steps; where the multi-user CAx research and development efforts are headed.

2137: V6 101-Everything for the First Time User (Part 1)

Scott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies Capistrano This is a hands-on training for the new V6 user. There seems to be a huge amount to learn about using V6. This session will get the first time user familiar with key information so they can be comfortable

learning other new function. 2160: ENOVIA for SMB - (SmarTeam, PLM Express, RACE, Cloud) Rob Nickel, Chairman; David Segal & Kevin Baughey, Dassault Systèmes Avila B

3:25 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Networking & Refreshment Break in the TechniFair California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

4:00 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.

PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2051: NC Programming Workarounds

Bryan Carpio Felsher, True Precision Huntington B 2058: Deliver the Right Part Efficiently with 3DVIA Composer Kevin Mackay, Digabit, Inc. San Simeon A

Digabit, Inc. will guide attendees through the simple process of creating both 2D and 3D online interactive electronic parts catalogs (EPC)

directly from the engineering data using 3DVIA Composer. 2066: ENOVIA V6 Roundtable - Part 1 Roger Joyal, Beechcraft Corporation; Jim Strawn, Cessna Aircraft; Bob

Deragisch, Parker Hannifin; Amanda Martin, Bell Helicopter; David Segal, Dassault Systèmes Huntington A This roundtable contains experts from the ENOVIA V6 realm with deep experience on deploying and utilizing this product. Attendees are encouraged to bring any ENOVIA V6 questions they have to this

session.

2085: Global Lifecycle Application User Support Around the Clock Russ Mahoney, The Boeing Company Santa Monica

2115: Teaching Mechanical Engineering Students the Design Process While Mastering Computer-Aided Engineering Applications Found in CATIA V5 C. Greg Jensen, Brigham Young University El Capitan B

Brigham Young University (BYU) has taught engineering students the Design Process coupled with modern CAx tools. Dating back to 1975 BYU has taught engineering graphics (part and assembly modeling and drafting) to freshmen engineering students. In 1978 they begin teaching junior students how to use the CAD system to do preprocessing for finite element analysis, mass properties, tool path planning, etc. and in 1979-1980 they begin teaching senior and grad




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students how to write Fortran extensions and plugins to systems like

Applicon, Computervision, and CALMA. Today almost 40 years later BYU is still teaching freshmen, juniors, seniors and grad students how engineers can leverage the full capabilities of model CAx like ANSYS,

CATIA, HyperMesh, NX, Star-CCM+, etc. to improve designs, short the design process and reduce the costs of engineering and production. This presentation focuses on curriculum found in BYU's ME 471 CAE Application course. After discussing the makeup of the class lectures and lab assignments the rest of the presentation will focus on two different semester long CATIA projects, the re-engineering a Nissan

350Z RC drift car and the re-engineering of a WalkeraHeli-V400D02 RC helicopter. Students used topology optimization, both parametric

surface and solid modeling, mass properties, FEA, CFD, animation and motion analyses to create a superior RC vehicle. The presentation will end with a discussion of how companies can cherry pick the best and brightest mechanical engineering students who have mastered the use

of CAx tools. 2139: LOTAR: Managing Digital Data at the Importance of Standards Rick Zuray, The Boeing Company Avila B

One of the most critical components of a Model Based Enterprise (MBE)

is managing the product and technical data throughout its lifecycle. 3D Model Based Definition (MDB) introduces many issues and challenges one of which comes with the storage and use of Digital Data. The challenge is that the data is often stored in a proprietary, native format and will most likely be un-interpretable over time. Archiving data in its native form requires periodic migration to the new release (version)

and this method quite often leads to data loss and the repair can be costly. Moving to a Tiered data Archive reduces the data footprint of the Production repository, thus increasing response time, while still maintaining availability of the data. This presentation discusses solutions and the importance of developing data standards and specific standards that are being developed to mitigate these challenges and

manage data in a standardized method. This presentation goes on to discuss the collaboration with many industry standards bodies/communities and the importance of standardization. 2159: V6 101--Everything For the First Time User (Part 2) Scott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies Capistrano

2166: CATIA Meshing on ARFL ESAVE

Clifton C Davies, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company El Capitan A

2169: Design in Configured Context Sameer Arora, Dassault Systèmes Laguna A 2175: ENOVIA Materials Compliance Experience Michael Zepp, Dassault Systèmes Malibu

5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

COE TechniFair Networking Happy Hour California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

Wednesday, April 39 7:00 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. Conference Registration California Registration Desk, Ballroom Level


8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. 2019: V6 Discovery Panel Moderated By: Keith Horton, Nordam Group

Pacific Ballroom, Ballroom Level 9:15 a.m. - 10:05 a.m. PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2016: Improving After Market Support and System Availability

Chuck Buckley, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan B

System availability is a critical factor when considering the effectiveness of how the consumer is supported after product deployment in the field. The costs and downtime associated with field support, is frequently managed with an antiquated method of "planned"

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possible to leverage PLM content, and utilize historical experiences to

determine the maintenance activities that will maximize the time between maintenance cycles.

Dassault Systems has introduced a patented innovation that delivers a predictive analysis capability to maintenance planning. This innovation considers the thousands of real time characteristics that may influence the success or failure of a complex system. This presentation will outline how this new process capability can be used to institute a predictive view of how systems should to be maintained to insure optimized system availability. While applying this new approach to the

management of maintenance tasks, the services can expect to reduce their cost of life cycle support and increase the availability of their

assets. Examples will be given of how the maintenance of complex systems are able to be managed, and controlled in a predictive manner. Unlike

classical statistics (Statistical Process Control,Design Of Experiments) or neural networks, this patented capability creates a new level of insight that is able to be clearly understood and managed by the process owners who have the responsibility of program success. 2034: V6 NC-Prismatic Machining Mark Griffin, Dassault Systèmes

Capistrano

2046: Lessons Learned for Electronic Tech Data Package for US Army Wiring Harness Data Exchange Project Brian N Slack & Woody Woodbury, The Boeing Company Avila A

This session will focus on the lessons learned from the Boeing Research and Technology Data Acquisition and Delivery Visualization teams work supporting the US Army Electronic Technical Data Packages (eTDP) for Electrical wire harness data exchange project and the challenges of converting wiring harness data sets from proprietary data systems to a data neutral S1000D format.

2048: V6 PLM: Now That the Dust Has Settled Jim Strawn, Cessna Aircraft Avila B 2 years into Cessna's implementation of CATIA and ENOVIA V6, where are we really?

2057: Introduction to Visual Basic for V5 NC Machining, for

Tried it. Dave Frank, Bell Helicopter El Capitan A

2091: Automating Execution of CATDUA Using CAA Programming Brian Lewis, The Boeing Company Santa Monica The CATIA Data Upward Assistant (CATDUA) is a CATIA V5 utility that

will clean parts of corrupt and unused "invisible" elements that can use large amounts of memory, thus significantly reducing the model size.

So it can be very important to execute it before storing CATIA files in a PLM system. It is also an important tool in the management of long lifecycle parts, since subsequent releases of CATIA software may require that older CATIA files should be reprocessed by CATDUA for

efficient retrieval and display. CAA methods are available to execute CATDUA. This presentation will discuss the CAA methods used to invoke the CATDUA utility and process the results. 2096: Try V5 with V6 Designer Central James O’Brien, Idex Solutions Huntington B

Hands on training session where users can experience V5 integrated with Enovia V6 Designer Central. Users will use Designer Central to Search, Open, and Save V5 data in to and from the V6 database. There will also be an explanation of how Engineering Central can also be used further develop a PLM management system.

2105: CAx server That is Scalable and CAD Agnostic Eric Bowman & C. Greg Jensen, Brigham Young University San Simeon A Tier 1 Aerospace companies spend about $5,000,000,000 a year on CAD model translation and data hand-offs. Engineers at these

companies must often wait for hours to load assemblies before they can begin work. This is time and money that could be saved in a CAD Agnostic environment that can support large scale projects. At Brigham Young University we are developing a CAD architecture integrated with the CATIA V5 environment that allows large numbers of engineers to collaborate in real-time on large-scale assemblies using the CAD system of their choice.




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2134: Using Model-Based Systems Engineering and Multi-Physics Simulations to Develop a Vertical Take-Off and Landing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

Ed Ladzinski, Dassault Systèmes Malibu The delivery of increasingly complex defense systems requires a transformational approach to systems engineering. Organizations understand that a small incremental change to their systems engineering processes and tools is not going to deliver the business

transformation needed to address today's defense challenges. Systems engineering best practice dictates that a more unified and integrated

approach to developing complex cyber-physical products is needed -- an approach that enables an organization to conceptualize a complete product or system and then decompose it to its constituent sub-systems, functions and parts, optimize cross-discipline constraints,

develop individual solution components and then integrate and validate them through virtual assemblies and simulations of system and product behavior. This presentation will show how the Dassault Systèmes Virtual Launch Solution Experience meets these demands. We outline how this solution enables the rapid creation of complex and adaptable engineered

systems, through an integrated approach where the development of

cyber-physical products is achieved in a fully integrated, collaborative, cross-discipline systems engineering environment. 2164: CATIA Best Practices for Tooling Design Daniel Pyzak, Dassault Systèmes Laguna A

10:00 a.m. – 1:45 p.m. TechniFair Open California Ballroom, Ballroom Level 10:05 a.m. – 10:35 a.m.

Networking & Refreshment Break in the TechniFair California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

10:35 a.m. - 11:25 a.m.

PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2009: FNSS PLM Story: "Full Transition to V6 from Smarteam;

Preserving Legacy Data History" Fuat Cagri Demir & Mehmet Tunc, FNSS Defense Systems Avila B FNSS Defense Systems; a joint venture of BAE Systems and Nurol Groups is a private Defense Company designing and producing armed land vehicles, being the market and export leader in Turkey.

FNSS started its full V6 transition project from Smarteam & Catia V5 by the end of 2011. FNSS has a powerful and talented PLM team now

dedicated for V6 transition project, the aim of which is replacing Smarteam & Catia V5 with Enovia & Catia V6 by the end of the Q4 of 2014. Live pilot project studies are ongoing right now as of Q3 2013.

Within the project scope, it is intended to migrate all legacy PLM data (Catia, BOM files, engineering documents etc..) keeping the history and relations; managing all design and engineering data in a central environment with workflow mechanisms, improve BOM list Management and manage vehicle diversity (variants) more effectively. As one of the former V6 companies, FNSS has experience on

implementation, customization and migration with both FBDI and DBDI

tools. FNSS PLM Department would like to share its experience and also gain added value by taking valuable feedback from COE audience. 2022: Customizing DELMIA Process Engineer to Add Business Value: Successes, Challenges, and Opportunities Val M Nielsen, The Boeing Company

El Capitan B Tailoring DELMIA Process Engineer (DPE) through code customizations to meet specific business requirements has become an important component of Boeing 787 production manufacturing planning processes. DPE code customizations are used to enhance the user

experience, extract data for reports and non-DELMIA interfaces, and enforce user adherence to specific business rules. This session will present the successes of implementing more than 300 code customizations for the 787 program, the challenges we face in maintaining them and opportunities we see moving forward into .NET technologies.




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2027: Can MBD Work in a Manufacturing Environment?

Mitch Everly, Great Dane Trailers San Simeon A

This session will review the use of model based definition in a fabrication and assembly manufacturing environment. The use of MBD has taken hold in the aerospace industry, but has not gotten wide acceptance in other industries. Presentation will evaluate data delivery methods and share experience to date. 2055: Straight Talk on V5 NC Machining

Dave Frank, Bell Helicopter Huntington A

What are your questions? What do we love? What workarounds are needed?

Special guest. Philippe Girodengo will take your questions, issues and concerns on the topic of V5 2075: Operations Intelligence to Help Define Composite Processes Characteristic Measurements and Production Predictive Analytics

Chuck Buckley, Dassault Systèmes

El Capitan A 2076: Introduction to DYMOLA, Dynamic Modeling Laboratory Christophe Baroux, Digital Product Simulation Inc. Huntington B

Simulation in CATIA V6 can be integrated with DYMOLA for complex interactions between systems of many engineering fields, such as mechanical, electrical, thermodynamic, hydraulic, pneumatic, thermal and control systems. 2103: Model-Based Systems Engineering Using Dymola:

Application-Driven Success Stories John Batteh, Modelon, Inc. Malibu Model-based systems engineering is rapidly changing the competitive landscape for OEMs and suppliers. In an effort to drive cost savings and shorten product development cycles, engineers are increasingly looking

to analytic tools to support systems engineering processes and deliver

innovative, no-compromise solutions to customers. As system complexities increase, there is an acute need to develop multi-domain system models to support controls development and properly

understand the interactions between subsystems and assembled systems. The cost of poor systems engineering is directly felt by the customer via interaction with the engineered system . This talk will focus on the value of Dymola as illustrated by successful applications from Modelon with customer/partners. The focus of the talk with be customer success stories across a range of multi-domain

system applications. The talk will highlight the following:

* Systems engineering challenges based on customer experience * Successful applications in upfront system design, system optimization, and controls development using Modelon libraries and services with Dymola

* Future challenges in systems engineering and the role of Modelica/Dymola to meet them The key features of the Modelica language and Dymola to enable such applications will be highlighted throughout the talk. These topics include the use of configurable architectures to enable plug and play modeling, model templates to enable rapid analyses to end customers,

and external interfaces to models showing flexibility for customization

to end user processes. 2111: Conceiving the 3D Master via 2D Layout Definition and Functional Design Israel Flores & Gary F. Carne Dassault Systèmes; Omar Garcia & Armando Fernandez, Parker Hannifin Corporation

Laguna A Traditional design methods using 2D drawings have been central to the product development process and historically have served as the reference for product definition. Many companies are increasingly realizing that 2D design and 2D drawings alone are insufficient and

often lead to design errors and higher manufacturing costs. Consequently, organizations need to drive innovation and be first to market with new products, ensuring the highest quality at the lowest cost. During this presentation, Dassault Systèmes' 3D Master experts Israel Flores and Gary Carne will be joined by Armando Roldan and Omar Garcia, Parker Hannifin Stratoflex Division to present and demonstrate the use of 3D Master solutions, 2D Layout for 3D Design




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as well as Functional, Tolerancing and Annotations for initiating a

conceptual product definition in a 2D Layout style yet supporting the creation and definition of the 3D Model for preliminary and detailed design as well as downstream processes.

2135: Automating CATIA V6 using C#, Python, and Languages Other Than VB Joe Konecny, Inceptra Capistrano Several companies have been asking for training and mentoring on how

to automate CATIA V6 using languages other than VBA or VB.NET. Some of the more common requests have been C#, Python, and Java.

In this hands-on session, users will be shown how to configure the different development platforms to be able to use CATIA's COM API's and then develop several simple yet useful applications in each language that will introduce them to the syntax and structure of each

language, as well as presenting some of the CATIA V6 object model. The exercises will be created in such a way that no previous programming experience is necessary (although it might be helpful). Each exercise will walk users step-by-step through launching the development environment through a fully functional V6 application. All source-code will also be distributed.

2141: Neutral Formats for Composites and FAA Certification

Rich Murrish, The Boeing Company Avila A The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has always required aerospace companies to have processes in place that would enable them to recover "design intent" for the lifecycle of their products. In the

past, manufacturers satisfied this obligation with two dimensional drawings and at that time it was a fairly straight forward process. Since the final artifact of the early 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) packages was still a drawing, nothing had to change. However, the recent widespread adoption of Model Based Definition (MBD) techniques has created a completely new set of challenges for the long

term archiving of engineering data. This paper will review the history and current state of aircraft design. Then, it will describe the necessity for explicit geometric representations and neutral data formats that are recognized as international standards.

11:40 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2015: I, Robotics

Michael Robinaugh, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan B Robotics will play an increasingly key role in efficient manufacturing operations. The programming of industrial robots has moved to the next level with the V6 Robotic solutions from Dassault Systèmes. DELMIA's Robotic solutions increase collaboration between tooling

design and robot programming to increase quality and flexibility in the most competitive environments. V6 Robotics allows programmers to

work in a virtual 3D environment, including shop floor resources and layout. They can plan, optimize, and validate the robotic programs in context of the manufacturing setting. This session will provide an overview and update on these solutions and position them with the V5

solutions. Attendees will also receive information on key V6 Robotics customer projects from around the world . Learn from the experiences of those who have already implemented V6 Robotics. 2025: Data Validation at UTAS - Landing Gear Graeme Walker, UTC Aerospace Systems Avila A

UTAS Landing Gear has been working with MBD since 2005. We have been involved with the LOTAR project since 2009 and have developed internal processes to manage the validation of PMI. This presentation will show how we manage MBD data, now and in the future. 2033: V6 Delmia-Live Assembly

Robert Mason & Jayaraman Rathinam, Dassault Systèmes Capistrano This is intended as a placeholder abstract to request a Dassault Systèmes speaker. V6 Delmia Live Assembly training session to demonstrate the functions of a simulated assembly process. I'd like to request the speaker create a short, 15 minute video prior to the

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2053: Integrated Machine Simulation

Mark Griffin, Dassault Systèmes El Capitan A

This session will show all the feature of building machines and using CATIA Machine simulation 2079: Upgrading and Enhancing a V6 Small-Scale Deployment: Feedback and Lessons Learned Laurent Macabies, PCO Innovation; Eric Lavoie, Hydro-Quebec Santa Monica

IREQ, the Hydro-Québec Research Institute, is an early adopter of

CATIA V6, with a first small-scale implementation of R2012 release: 8 users, relatively light customization. PCO Innovation, as a Dassault Systèmes Service Partner, had the chance to conduct an upgrade of this implementation for R2013x V6 release. It was the occasion to

rethink IREQ current architecture and customization, optimize it, in order to leverage all R2013x enhancements, and to realign IREQ methodologies and practices accordingly, for an optimal fit with their needs. IREQ and PCO will give a general feedback of this successful upgrade experience, including the challenges we had to face, our methodology to resolve them, and some lessons and best practices learned during this project, that may be used for a potential larger

scale implementation of V6 at HYDRO-QUÉBEC.

2102: Modelica and the Functional Mockup Interface (FMI): Openness and End User Value John Batteh, Modelon, Inc. Malibu

The development and adoption of open standards is rapidly increasing across both government, academic, and industrial applications. These openness initiatives have wide reaching impacts on model-based systems engineering (MBSE) processes. This talk focuses on the role of two open formats for model development and simulation that are rapidly emerging as standards for model-based systems engineering:

* Modelica for equation-based modeling * Functional Mockup Interface (FMI) for model exchange and cosimulation Modelica is the equation-based modeling language that provides the modeling framework behind Dymola. With a growing global user base,

Modelica is becoming the open standard for equation-based modeling.

This talk will give a brief overview of the history of the Modelica language, the Modelica Standard library, the Modelica Association who maintains the language and library, and the future outlook for Modelica.

The benefits of an open modeling standard from an end user's perspective will be highlighted. With a fragmented landscape consisting of both general and domain-specific tools with different underlying modeling formalisms, the systems engineer faces a daunting task to rapidly integrate both controls and physical models from various modeling environments. The

Functional Mockup Interface (FMI) defines a standardized interface for computer simulations of complex cyberphysical systems. The FMI

standard was developed as part of a collaboration between a large number of software companies and research centers. The result of this effort is the open FMI interface standard which supports both model exchange and co-simulation. This talk provides an overview of the FMI

standard, the benefits of FMI for systems engineering, sample FMI applications, and the future outlook for FMI. As a developer, provider, and user of these technologies, this talk presents an end user's perspective on these technologies and the value that they can provide.

2113: Using Excel in Your CATIA VB.NET Application

Maryanne Torgerson, The Boeing Company San Simeon A This presentation will explain how to interface with Excel from a CATIA VB.NET application, including: how to open and read an existing spreadsheet; how to create a spreadsheet programmatically from

scratch or from a template; drawing charts programmatically; and issues with Excel when migrating from VB6 to VB.NET and from Windows XP to Windows 7. 2119: Real World Examples of V5/V6 Migration and Interoperability

Joe Konecny, Inceptra Avila B This informative session will provide users with real world examples of data migration and dual-use in various CATIA V5 and V6 scenarios. The examples will be drawn from Inceptra's V6 implementations and will include steps for preparing V5 data for migration to V6, V6 OEM




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and V5 Supplier strategies, and V5/V6 Interoperability (dual-use within

the same company). Several issues that were encountered during these implementations will be discussed along with solutions that were developed. Do's and Dont's along with a plan to determine which

strategy is right for your company as you think about pilot projects or full V6 implementations will also be discussed. 2154: Introduction to DYMOLA, Dynamic Modeling Laboratory - Part 2 Christophe Baroux, Digital Product Simulation Inc. Huntington B

2162: Tooling Compensation for Process Induced Deformations

of Composite Structures Etienne Ardouin Dassault Systèmes; Goran Fernlund, Convergent Technologies Laguna A

Manufacturing of composite structures within dimensional tolerances can be challenging due to process induced deformations such as "spring-in", where the as manufactured part shape is different than the shape of the tool it was processed on. Process simulation that accounts for the cure cycle, the curing material behavior, tool expansion and tool constraints, can be used to calculate process induced deformations,

without having to resort to manufacturing and measurement of full-

scale prototypes. This presentation will demonstrate a recently developed integrated workflow, where the original part and tool design can be compensated in an automated fashion, taking into account calculated process induced deformations. Dassault Systèmes' composites expert Etienne Ardouin

will be joined by Convergent Manufacturing Technologies' Göran Fernlund to provide a live demonstration of the integrated workflow; from initial part and tool design in CATIA Composites workbench, automated export of model information to SIMULIA Abaqus, model set-up and process analysis within Abaqus using COMPRO CCA (a Convergent product) and transformation of calculated process induced

deformation back to CATIA for automated tool surface compensation. 2167: Academic Roundtable Michel Michaud, Cege Mon Petit Huntington A

12:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Lunch in the TechniFair & COE Grand Prix Prize Winner Drawing California Ballroom, Ballroom Level

1:45 p.m. - 2:35 p.m. PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2010: Techniques for Improving Compliance to Aerospace & Defense Quality Initiatives Utilizing CATIA V5 Larry Robert Kuehn, Adaptive Corporation El Capitan B

The focus of this presentation will be on techniques for utilizing CATIA

V5 to improve compliance to Aerospace and Defense Quality Initiatives. The demonstration will show how to compare the physical part to the CATIA V5 master model to insure compliance. The session will also highlight techniques to generate First Article Inspection

documents using CATIA V5, including AS9102 deliverables and the generation of Coordinate Measurement Plans. 2041: LIVE DEMO: The Stuff You Can Do In Basic ENOVIA V6 Jonathan Scott, Razorleaf Corporation Avila B

This session will be a LIVE DEMO of demonstrating workspaces and all

of the options you can do with them. Above and beyond workspaces, this live demo will also be a tour of "the stuff you can do with the base ENOVIA V6 license, CPF. 2065: LOTAR (Long Term Archival and Retention) Roundtable Speakers from: Lockheed Martin, The Boeing Company, Kubotek USA,

Inc., ITI TranscenData Huntington A This session will allow panelists from multiple companies to share the latest updates regarding Long Term Archival Retention (LOTAR) activities. Every company struggles with data retention for 50 or more

years. This session will inform you how others are addressing this issue. Panelists will also answer questions from the audience. 2072: Drive Physical Systems Operation with Dymola/Modelica Christophe Baroux, Digital Product Simulation Inc. Malibu




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Modelling and Simulation (M&S) community is well structured for

system design, and able to provide general purpose technology based on open standards. On the contrary, M&S tools are scarce for system operation, and cover only very specific needs.

There are ever more stringent safety and environmental regulations for power plants and transportations systems, occurring in the context of the global competitive market. This presentation describes the work having been done so far by DPS in this regard through Research & Development or industrial projects.

2073: Software Tools Suite for Configuring, Distributing and

Managing Dassault Systèmes Family of Products Miroslav Iordanov Spassov & Kenneth T. Murray, The Boeing Company Santa Monica

Two years ago we presented our tools for managing CATIA settings. We have used the time since to expand their functionality and added new software application automating Dassault Products configuration and deployment. The Integration Configuration Expert (ICE) employs easy to use graphical interface, modular design, user defined configurations, quick file validation, and built-in layering for enterprise deployment.

2078: Advanced 3DVIA

Tim Horsch, Dassault Systèmes Huntington B This advanced session is for experienced 3DVIA users. Topics may include Synch, Check and Path-Planning

2106: CATIA V5 Automation Application Development Eric Bowman, Brigham Young University San Simeon A The first half of this session will discuss the basics of how to write a windows application that is integrated with CATIA V5. We will discuss

fundamentals like how to use Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) to lay out a professional-looking user interface and how to use the VBA functions you know and love from outside of VBA. The second half of this session will discuss more advanced topics like using a worker thread to keep your application from hanging during

long processes and how to access CATIA application events without

CAA/RADE. 2118: COE V6 Discovery Project - A V5 Designers Perspective

Rick Marickovich, Beechcraft Corp Laguna A ICEM Loft function has excellent capabilities for generating CATIA surfaces from mylar lofts. This session will detail the process of taking a mylar stacked loft and converting it to CATIA surfaces.

2138: Designing with V6 Assembly Connections Scott Pokriefka, Tata Technologies

Capistrano Designing assemblies in V6 has changed from Product mode to building assembly connections. This class will show what is the same with V5

and what is different with V6. 2:50 p.m. - 3:40 p.m. PROCESS & COE UNIVERSITY HANDS-ON TRAINING SESSIONS 2013: CATIA V6 Reverse Engineering Solutions in Action Daniel Pyzak, Dassault Systèmes

Capistrano

In this education session, you'll get a good overview on how to rebuild a CAD surface model from a points cloud (coming from any scanning device) with CATIA V6. 2039: Q-Checker Enables MBD with CATIA and Neutral Formats

Knut Stettnisch & Arnd Feye, Transcat Plm GmbH Laguna A Solutions for Model Based Definition: Trend towards a paperless product development process with the use of 3D data for all users of data and all processes in a company. 3D neutral formats support this

development. For a smooth product development are data required that are process compatible, complete, reliable and work for all users. For safeguarding the product development process the geometry, methodology and the completeness of JT data need to be validated. Since neutral CAD data are converted from CAD data it is meaningful to verify the analogy with the CAD source data. Viewers need to illustrate branch specific neutral formats like JT and PLMXML.




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2044: Manufacturing Roundtable

Kevin Albers, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Huntington A

The manufacturing roundtable is an open discussion session among all attendees interested in manufacturing planning and NC Programming. This is an excellent opportunity to share your experiences in implementing and using these systems, and also learn from the experiences of users at other companies. 2082: Creating Virtual Training Content with 3DVIA Studio for

the zSpace Device Jeff Fisher & Shawn Ehrstein, Wichita State University

Avila A To show how to take CAD data and generate a virtual training enviroment for the zSpace device through the use of 3DVIA Studio.

2095: PDM-IF: A PDM Implementers Forum to Address the Business Needs for PDM Interoperability Based on ISO STEP Standards Everson Luis de Campos Moura, Embraer & Jean-Yves Delaunay, EADS Airbus Avila B

Manufacturing industries needs a consistent set of STEP PDM information models standards, and associated recommended practices, covering the full product life cycle, from concept phase to support and dismantlement. To be usable by the industries, such standards shall be upward compatible with legacy PDM standards, and existing PDM data repositories. Moreover, they need to be managed consistently through

the time.Yet, achieving these goals is a very hard task. One of the main reasons is that, nowadays, the PDM stakeholders - industries, vendors, and integrators - don't have a commom place to gather use-cases and agree on their priorities, a commom platform for testing, and a forum to present and solve issues about these topics. In this session, it will be presented the work that is being done to create a PDM Implementers

Forum (PDM-IF) to fill these and other gaps identified by the industry.

2099: Virtual System Integration and Early Functional

Validation in the Whole Vehicle Hubertus Tummescheit, Modelon Inc. Malibu

FMI, the functional Mockup interface, is a new technology that enables the virtual integration of sunsystems models for the simulation of the whole vehicle early in the design process, long before physical prototypes are available. The presentation is joint work by Dassault Systèmes, the Global Automotive Advisory Group, IPG and Modelon.

2112: Using the CAA Source Checker Maryanne Torgerson, The Boeing Company

Santa Monica Tips and tricks for using the CAA source checker including some simple customizations. For example: when no errors are found, the output

HTML is completely empty, possibly leaving you wondering whether the tool worked at all. We can fix that! 2117: The Spec Tree Diet: It’s All About Nothing Harry Labajian, Hydro-Quebec San Simeon A

In a nutshell, how to make a lean spec tree (while creating complicated

designs) with the help of existing functions integrated with Knowledge tools readily available within existing workbenches. The MAGIC of creating and designing in CATIA how to make great things with little or no effort. . 2144: Composites Analysis

Greg Albrechtsen, Dassault Systèmes Huntington B 2161: Poster Session Overviews El Capitan B

This session provides the opportunity for the COE Student Volunteers and on-site students to present the work covered in their COE Academic Poster Submissions. This session provides a cross-section of the projects and research being done with PLM within the COE Academic Community. Ten minutes will be available for each Poster to present and respond to attendee questions. This is an opportunity to




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interact with industry attendees and COE Board of Directors in a

lecture/Q&A-type setting. 3:40 p.m. – 3:55 p.m.

Networking & Refreshment Break Pacific Promenade, Ballroom Level 3:55 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. 2020: One User: Making a Difference in a Complex Architecture Project Gisela Attadia, Aeropuertos Argentina 2000

Pacific Ballroom, Ballroom Level This session highlights key elements of a large commercial architecture

project with planning and construction spanning some six years. Throughout the review of these issues, you will see a recurrent theme on how One User can make a significant contribution to a project. Learn how a project in the national spotlight is managed through multiple

design and build phases. The specific technical issues addressed in this presentation include project re-plan, 3D model implementation, automated baggage handling and collaboration. These issues are all presented in context of One User’s ability to deliver and achieve outstanding results. The session will close with your awareness to project phase deliverables as national headlines.

4:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

Top Gun Competition Results, Academic Poster Session Scholarship Winners & Closing Session Keith Horton, COE President

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TECHNIFAIR INFORMATION Included in each COE registration bag is the COE Grand Prix game card, which once completed by answering all questions on your card, qualifies you for a chance to win one of the many raffle prizes provided by our COE 2014 Grand Prix Sponsors!

COE 2014 Grand Prix Prize Drawing Wednesday, April 30, 1:15 p.m. California Ballroom, Ballroom Level COE 2014 Grand Prix Sponsors

Cadenas Part Solutions Booth 100

Dassault Systèmes Booth 303 Granata Design Booth 407 IMS Software Booth 40 Inceptra Booth 307 ITI Booth 300 Lenovo Booth 607

Luxion, Inc. Booth 506 RAND 3D Booth 503

EXHIBITORS *Denotes Conference Sponsor

*3Dconnexion, Inc. Booth #706 330 Bear Hill Road, Suite 301 Waltham, MA, 02451 P: (781) 890-8450 F: (781) 890-8457

[email protected] www.3dconnexion.com 3Dconnexion 3D mice accelerate productivity and design quality to a new level. Pan, zoom and rotate the model as if you’re holding it in

your hand. It’s a level of control that’s simply not possible with a traditional mouse and keyboard. With a 3D mouse you can set your

imagination free!

Adaptive Corporation Booth #604 118 W. Streetsboro Road, #221

Hudson, OH 44236 P: (440)-257-7460 F: (501) 632-0945 [email protected] www.adaptivecorp.com Adaptive offers Inspection, MBD, and other Quality Management

Solutions that operate natively in CATIA. We will demonstrate these solutions along with Laser Measurement solutions by Creaform. These

solutions support companies address their MBD initiatives internally and through the supply chain. AdLib

Booth #708 215-3228 South Service Burlington, Ontario, Canada L7N 3H8 P: (905) 631-2875 x233 [email protected] www.adlibsoftware.com

Adlib delivers enterprise-class document-to-PDF conversion software. It

offers the highest fidelity rendering on the market, with accurate OCR and intelligent document assembly to automatically convert, combine and enhance documents. Adlib turns virtually any file type into professional, searchable PDFs to support business processes, collaboration, compliance, and archiving goals.

Anark Corporation Booth #104 1425 Pearl Street, 2nd Floor Boulder, CO, 80302 P: (303) 545-2592 x246 F: (303) 545-2575

[email protected] www.anark.com Anark is leading the 3D MBD & MBE Paradigm Shift. Our goal is to dramatically improve how Design, Manufacturing and Suppliers work together by eliminating the need for 2D Drawings, promoting high fidelity design information transfer and reuse through Free to View and




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Deploy 3D PDF and 3D HTML and enabling our customers to quickly

create Fit for Purpose (template based) engineering release and process documents driven by their 3D CATIA Parts and Assemblies.

Austin N.C., Inc. Booth #504 505 E. Huntland Drive, Suite 370 Austin, TX, 78752 P: (512) 458-1112 F: (512) 458-5474 [email protected]

www.austinnc.com

Austin N.C., Inc. is the inventor of the Generalized NC/CNC post processor concept "G-Post". We are committed to providing the best software and support in the manufacturing industry. Our G-Post post processor development tool and the APT System are used by many

premier manufacturing companies worldwide. *BOXX Technologies Booth #206 10435 Burnet Road, Suite 120 Austin, TX, 78758 P: (512) 835-0400

F: (512) 8350-0434

[email protected] www.boxxtech.com BOXX is the leading innovator of high-performance, (CATIA-certified) workstations and rendering systems for CAD, product design, engineering, visual effects, animation, architectural visualization, and

more. For over 17 years, we’ve combined record-setting performance, speed, and reliability with unparalleled industry knowledge to become the trusted choice for creative professionals worldwide.

*Cadenas Part Solutions

Booth #100 400 Techne Center Drive, Suite 301 Cincinnati, Ohio 45150

T: (513) 453-0453 F: (513) 453-0460 [email protected] www.partsolutions.com We help you achieve substantial cost savings across engineering, procurement and supply chain. Use our PARTsolutions Standard Parts

Management (SPM) platform to find, reuse and control “supplier standard”, “industry standard” and “company standard” parts data.

Works seamlessly with your ERP, PLM & CAD systems including Dassault Systèmes ENOVIA, CATIA & Solidworks. CD-adapco

Booth #401 60 Broadhollow Road Melville, NY, 11747 P: (631) 549-2300 F: (631) 549-2654 [email protected] www.cd-adapco.com

CD-adapco is the world's largest independent CFD-focused provider of engineering simulation software, support and services. It has over 30 years of experience in delivering industrial strength engineering simulation to a wide range of industries and application. *CGTech

Booth #400 9000 Research Drive Irvine, CA, 92618 P: (949) 753-1050 F: (949) 753-1053 [email protected]

www.cgtech.com CGTech specializes in numerical control (NC/CNC) simulation, verification, optimization, and analysis software for manufacturing. Since 1988 CGTech’s product, VERICUT® software, has become the industry standard for simulating CNC machining in order to detect errors, potential collisions, or areas of inefficiency.




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CINDAS, LLC

Booth #603 1435 Win Hentschel Boulevard., Suite B-110 West Lafayette, IN, 47906

P: (765) 807-7011 F: (765) 807-5291 [email protected] www.cindasdata.com CINDAS, LLC provides critically evaluated materials properties databases for thermal, mechanical, electrical, physical and other

properties of various materials including aerospace alloys. We provide Web-based applications for searching and comparing continually

updated data. Coastal Logic Booth #106

10151 Deerwood Park Boulevard, Building 200, Suite 250 Jacksonville, FL, 32256 P: (904) 371-3038 F: (667) 708-4679 [email protected] www.coastallogic.com

Coastal Logic is a leading provider of PDF rendering and batch printing

integrations for Dassault's ENOVIA V6 platform. Its printing and rendering solutions are globally deployed by companies in a wide variety of industries including Aerospace, Industrial, and Life Sciences. Coastal Logic's flagship products convertLogic and printLogic are scalable, robust and easily configured Out-Of-The-Box integrations which provide secure metadata-stamped PDF conversion and batch

printing directly from the ENOVIA interface. *Dassault Systemès Booth #303 175 Wyman Street Waltham, MA, 02451

P: (781) 810-3000 [email protected] www.3ds.com Dassault Systèmes, the 3DEXPERIENCE Company, provides business and people with virtual universes to imagine sustainable innovations. Its world-leading solutions transform the way products are designed,

produced, and supported. Dassault Systèmes’ collaborative solutions

foster social innovation, expanding possibilities for the virtual world to improve the real world.

Digital Product Simulation Inc. Booth #306 6 Parklane Boulevard Dearborn, MI, 48126 P: (313) 352-2155 [email protected] www.dps-fr.com

DPS is originally a French company specialized in providing tools and

consulting in order to "Enable Simulation based Design". Since its creation in 1997, DPS core activity is focusing on CAD and CAE integration within CATIA V5 environment. DPS is located in France (Paris and Toulouse) and in the US (Dearborn, Michigan).

Elysium, Inc. Booth #507 3000 Town Center, Suite 1330 Southfield, MI, 48075 P: (248) 799-9800 F: (248) 281-0672

[email protected]

www.elysiuminc.com Elysium develops interoperability solutions for digital design and PLM markets. Since 1984, we've translated millions of files and served thousands of clients. Leading companies worldwide trust us to translate, repair and ensure their product data quality for 3D CAD/CAM

and CAE models. Granta Design Booth #407 300 Rustat House, 62 Clifton Road Cambridge CB1 7EG UK

P: 01223 518895 F: 01223 506432 [email protected] www.grantadesign.com Granta Design, the materials information technology experts, help engineering enterprises manage their materials data, delivering this




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information when and where it’s needed—within CAD, CAE, and PLM.

GRANTA MI:Materials Gateways for CATIA and Abaqus/CAE saves engineers’ time, ensures traceability, and offers guidance on the environmental, legislative, and performance impacts of materials

choices. ICAM Technologies Corporation Booth #203 21500 Nassr Street, Sainte-Anne-De-Bellevue Quebec, Canada, H9X 4C1 P: +1 (514) 697-8033

F: +1 (514) 697-8621 [email protected]

www.icam.com ICAM provides CATIA users with integrated NC post-processor solutions for virtually any CNC machine. Furthermore, ICAM’s Control Emulator

enables programmers to simulate MCD with CATIA. ICAM post-processors optimize machine tool performance and provide access to recent machining technologies such as NURBS, High Speed Machining, RTCP, TRAORI and Coordinate Frame Transformation. *Idex Solutions Booth #606

1650 NW Naito Parkway, Suite. 120

Portland, OR, 97209 P: (503) 295-1808 F: (503) 295-1815 [email protected] www.idexsolutions.com

Idex Solutions was founded in 1996 to provide services around the Dassault Systemes products. Idex Solutions provides customers with the following value-added services: Product Lifecycle Management Solutions, Sales and Support of V4, V5, and V6 Dassault Systemes Solutions, Implementation Services and Help Desk, Customizations and Process Development, Automation, Training with DS Certified

Instructors, Engineering Services, On-Site Engineering Staff, Offsite Design and Modeling Services. IGE+XAO Group Booth #500 2540 King Arthur Boulevard, Suite 209-M Lewisville, TX, 75056

P: (972) 410-3610

F: (972) 410-3611 [email protected] www.ige-xao.com

The IGE+XAO Group has developed software solutions which cover the overall requirements of the "Harness Design", from the design to the manufacturing and maintenance of electrical harnesses. The Group solutions have already attracted numerous global players in aeronautics and transportation such as Airbus, Embraer, Northrop Grumman, Sierra Nevada, etc.

*IMS Software, Inc.

Booth #406 800 Broadway Haverhill, MA, 01832 P: (978) 556-0077

F: (978) 556-0171 [email protected] www.ims-software.com IMS Software provides industry-leading solutions for CNC post-processing, verification and machine simulation. With support for all major machine tools, CNC controller vendors and CAD/CAM systems,

IMS Software products are used worldwide by companies in a wide

range of industries including aerospace and defense, automotive, energy and consumer products. *Inceptra Corporation Booth #307 2020 North West 150th Avenue, Suite 300

Pembroke Pines, FL, 33028 P: (954) 442-5400 F: (954) 442-5401 [email protected] www.inceptra.com

Inceptra is a leading provider of PLM technology and services to engineering and manufacturing businesses. Dedicated exclusively to the Dassault Systèmes PLM portfolio and complementary solutions, we deliver extensive solutions.




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*iSEEK Corporation

Booth #101 2625 North Loop Drive, Suite 2300 Ames, IA, 50010

P: (515) 296-7036 F: (515) 296-5639 [email protected] www.iseekcorp.com iSEEK Corporation is the market authority in shape search. Using CADseek, iSEEK’s flagship product, users efficiently retrieve parts,

assemblies, and associated information from multisource data using shape and/or attributes. CADseek is available as a rich client and a

web application. CADseek automates part classification, eliminates duplication, and maximizes profit. *ITI TranscenData

Booth #300 5303 DuPont Circle Milford, OH, 45150 P: (513) 576-3900 F: (513) 576-3994 [email protected] www.transcendata.com

ITI TranscenData is a global leader in interoperability, validation and migration of product data. We partner with the major CAD/CAM/CAE/PLM vendors to offer an unparalleled suite of CAD Data Exchange and PLM Integration software products and related services which drive measurable cost savings for OEM’s and their suppliers.

Kubotek USA Booth #604 2 Mount Royal Ave, Suite 500 Marlborough, MA, 01752 P: (508) 229-2020 F: (508) 229-2121

[email protected] kubotek3d.com Kubotek ECO Manager graphically identifies, organizes and communicates engineering changes. Improve profitability and reduce time-to-market by eliminating negative cost impacts from 3D data. Team members will better understand and react to design changes and

organizations will see costly manual labor hours reduced, increased

quality and better team synergies. *Lenovo

Booth #607 1009 Think Place Morrisville, NC 27560 P: (413) 599-4789 [email protected] www.lenovo.com/thinkstation

Lenovo the world’s number 1 PC provider produces the ThinkStation product line. These workstations are used by architects, design

engineers, civil engineers, structural engineers, analysis and simulation professionals, and others worldwide. They are the ideal choice for users of CATIA and Simulia, providing leadership power and reliability for exceptional innovation.

Luxion, Inc. Booth #506 18201 Von Karman, Suite 1180 Irvine, CA 92612 P: (949) 274-8871 F: (949) 266-9523

[email protected]

www.keyshot.com/ KeyShot is 3D rendering and animation software built on Luxion's real-time raytracing and global illumination technology. KeyShot breaks down the complexity of creating photographic images from 3D models for 3D professionals, with an intuitive user interface that allows the

creation of visuals in real time. Mentor Graphics Corporation Booth #600 8005 SW Boeckman Road Wilsenville, OR 97070

P: 503-685-7000 [email protected] www.mentor.com Mentor Graphics Capital integrates with CATIA to confront complex vehicular electrical design challenges, using centrally-managed data to




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bridge design, manufacture and service. Mentor’s Concurrent CFD tool,

FloEFD for CATIA V5 is embedded within V5 NobleTek

Booth #601 2255 Gateway Drive Wooster, OH, 44691 P: (330) 287-1500 F: (330) 262-0408 [email protected] www.nobletek.com

NobleTek is a global company dedicated to helping its customers

achieve operational excellence by establishing a tight working relationship, helping to improve productivity and profitability through changes in business processes, adoption of new technology, implementation of software-based solutions and by offering outsourcing

of support activities. NobleTek’s experience spans all major business areas inclusive of engineering, manufacturing, maintenance, procurement, and IT. Open iT, Inc. Booth #301 Two Park Ten Place, 16300 Katy Freeway

Houston, TX, 77094

P: (281) 599-3400 F: (707) 760-4575 [email protected] www.openit.com Open iT is a leading provider of advanced hardware & software usage

reporting and optimization solutions. Some of the most successful organizations in the world use Open iT's tools and services to reduce IT costs, increase performance and support business process improvements.

*PROSTEP, Inc.

Booth #707 2125 Butterfield Rd, Suite 300N Troy, MI 48084

P: 248-247-1010 E: [email protected] www.prostep.com PROSTEP is a leading provider of PLM and CAD system integration and migration software. PROSTEP also provides products and services for secure data exchange (for IP protection) and Visualization software for

the creation of dynamic 3D PDF documents that combine metadata to create ECNs, RFQs, or service or manufacturing instructions.

*Rand 3D Booth #503 151 Courtneypark Drive West, Suite 201

Mississauga, ON L5W 1Y5, Canada P: 1 + (877) 726-3243 [email protected] www.Rand3d.com Rand 3D, a division of Rand Worldwide, offers professional, high-quality training solutions, including Instructor-Led training classes, online

learning options and customized classes for CATIA V5 and V6 users. As

well, Rand 3D is a Dassault Systèmes Solutions Partner, providing software solutions for CATIA, DELMIA, ENOVIA, 3DVIA and PLM Express. SpaceClaim Corporation Booth #200

150 Baker Ave Extension Concord, MA, 01742 P: (978) 482-2100 [email protected] www.spaceclaim.com

SpaceClaim, the leading provider of 3D Direct Modeling software, develops the best direct modeling solution for engineering and manufacturing. SpaceClaim’s acclaimed software is easy to learn and use and is completely CAD-neutral. It enables engineers and other manufacturing professionals to rapidly create new designs or manipulate and edit existing 2D and 3D geometry, without the complexity of traditional CAD.




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Tata Technologies

Booth #107 41050 W Eleven Mile Road Novi, MI, 48375

P: (248) 426-1482 F: (248) 426-6243 [email protected] www.tatatechnologies.com Tata Technologies is a global company specializing in bringing better products to market through PLM technology and innovative approaches

to design and engineering challenges. The company serves more than 2,000 automotive, aerospace and industrial machinery manufacturers

in the Americas, Europe and Asia. Theorem Solutions, Inc. Booth #204

6279 Tri-Ridge Boulevard, Suite 240 Loveland, OH, 45140 P: (513) 576-1100 [email protected] www.theorem.com Theorem Solutions strong and long standing relationship with Dassault

Systèmes' enables us to develop world class CAA and Multi-CAD based

solutions for V5 and V6 users. Supporting CAD, Visualization and Publishing formats for data exchange and data migration, we proudly hold the status of V5 and V6 Software Partners. Third Wave Systems Booth #201

6475 City West Parkway Eden Prairie, MN, 55344 P: (952) 832-5515 F: (952) 844-0202 [email protected] www.thirdwavesys.com

Third Wave Systems is the premier CAE provider for companies that machine. Our modeling products and services are used by progressive companies and industry leaders to reduce costs of machined components, accelerate design cycles, improve part quality and get to market faster

Xsens Technologies BU

Booth #103 Pantheon 6a, 7521 PR Enschede The Netherlands

P: 0031-8897-36700 F: 0031-8897-36701 [email protected] www.xsens.com Xsens is the leading innovator in 3D motion tracking technology and products. Its sensor fusion technologies enable a seamless interaction

between the physical and the digital world in applications such as industrial control and stabilization, health, sports and 3D character

animation. Clients and partners include Electronic Arts, NBC Universal, Daimler, Autodesk, ABB, Siemens and various other leading institutes and companies throughout the world. Xsens has offices in Enschede, the Netherlands and Los Angeles, California.

COE HQ Booth #700 330 North Wabash Ave, Suite 2000 Chicago, IL 60611

P: (312) 673-6587

F: (312) 673-6587 [email protected] www.coe.org

COE helps users and their companies leverage Dassault Systèmes PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) solutions through education, training, networking opportunities, product influence and best practices available exclusively to COE members.




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Exhibitor Red Silver Sponsor Grey

Automotive Committee Lime Green Founding Partner Purple Speaker White

Award of Merit Yellow New Exhibitor Light Yellow Sponsor Green

Board of Directors Red Nominations Committee White Staff Blue

COE Fellow Grey Process Committee Green Top Gun Participant Neon Green

COE.org Forum Teal Poster Session Pink Top Gun Sponsor Navy Blue

COE PRO Black Press Purple Voting Representative White

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