GLITR

Posted: Tuesday, 01 July 2008 4:57PM

Event Notices From July 1

PLM Road Map keynoter set: Stamford, Conn.-based Collaborative Product Development Associates, announced Tuesday that Philippe Sottocasa, manager of the Sogeti High Tech Simulation Centre of Excellence, will join GM's Terry Kline, Lockheed Martin's Christopher L. Blake, Siemens PLM Software's Stephen Bashada, HP's Christian Verstraete, and IBM's Peter Robison as a keynote speaker at its annual PLM Road Map conference, to be held at The Inn at St. John's in Plymouth, Sept. 23 and 24. In his keynote presentation, Transformation: Time for a New Wave of Optimization, Sottocasa will concentrate on the solutions proposed by Sogeti High Tech to meet these challenges, including the implementation of a SimEnterprise solution, mainly based off an in-house SimManager Portal. Now in its 15th year, PLM Road Map is a strategic conference focused on the critical tradeoffs that shape product development. PLM Road Map 2008 will enable attendees to explore first hand the progress, opportunities, and roadblocks leading-edge end-users are confronting. More at www.cpd-associates.com/index.cfm?content=include_conference08.cfm.

DetroitNet sets July meeting: July's edition of the Detroit.Net networking group meeting will be held Thursday, July 10 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Blackfinn Royal Oak, 530 S. Main St. More at www.detroitnet.org.

© MMVIII WWJ Radio, All Rights Reserved.
 
 
Print Page Email This Page
 
 
ADVERTISEMENT
 
 
 
 
GLITR Newsletter
GLITR December 2, 2008
GLITR December 1, 2008
Archive
 
 
GLITR Podcasts
GLITR 12/4
Latest news of technological innovations and applications in the Great Lakes area.
GLITR-12/03
Michigan has the upper-hand in future renewable energy jobs.
GLITR 12/2
News of technological relevance for the Great Lakes area from WWJ's master of tech, Matt Roush.
GLITR 12/1
Matt Roush has news and views of interest to the technologically minded in the Great Lakes area.
Great Lakes IT Report 11/28
WWJ Technology Editor Matt Roush looks at technology trends across the state.