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Welcome to "Delivering on the Promise of PLM", RAND Worldwide's informative 5-part web seminar series highlighting the use of knowledge-based tools to optimize CATIA processes.
Formatted specifically for CATIA V5 management and end users, this online seminar series combines a presentation format rich with real world approaches to enhancing product development. Each seminar in the five part series provides a highly focused topic set presented by RAND's highly experienced PLM experts. After viewing all 5 parts in our series you will have the knowledge to:
- Make early modeling decisions to leverage design data for the future
- Streamline and standardize your FEA processes to optimize your designs
- Customize manufacturing set up and reporting to meet the specific needs of your plant
- Deliver targeted product information to audiences through standards such as XML
- Capture and reuse information for continuous product improvement

Seminars topics:
Part 1—Creating Knowledge-Based Designs |
Presented by Robert Garrison
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| This session will demonstrate strategies for leveraging parametric and geometric relationships in CATIA V5 with an emphasis on the Common Knowledge tool set and an introduction to the use of VBScript. You will gain an understanding of how modeling decisions made in the earliest design stages can affect the ability to leverage design data downstream. |
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About our speaker:
Robert Garrison has over twenty-five years experience in CAx system applications for engineering, design and manufacturing in industries as diverse as shipbuilding, aerospace, power generation, process plant, heavy equipment and consumer products. He currently provides consulting services for implementing KBE and Automation solutions for the CATIA V5 product line. Robert is based in RAND’s Seattle, Washington office.
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Part 2—Analyzing Knowledge-Based Designs |
Presented by Iouri Apanovitch
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| This session will present the use of VB and KBE tools to harness the power and complexity of CATIA V5 Generative Structural Analysis. You will learn how to streamline and standardize FEA process with CATIA V5, as well as gain insight into how to use analysis output to automatically and accurately optimize designs. |
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A Senior Consultant at RAND Worldwide, Iouri is responsible for knowledge-intensive domains such as engineering analysis and decision-making, knowledge-based engineering, and process automation. He has 25+ years of hands-on experience in FEA, spanning from technology and product development (over 15 publications and several awards) to designing and performing various complex industrial simulations. Since 2003, he is actively involved in initiatives aimed at realizing full FEA potential in PLM context, by taking advantage of CATIA knowledge-ware, engineering optimization, and VB automation capabilities. |
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Part 3—Manufacturing Knowledge-Based Designs |
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| This session will demonstrate the use of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in streamlining the set-up in CATIA V5 Manufacturing workbenches. You will learn how to rapidly populate manufacturing tables and produce custom manufacturing reports using VBA forms tailored to your specific requirements. |
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Wes has been providing applications support, operating systems support, training, and consulting on PLM systems for the past twenty-six years and specifically on Catia V4 and V5 for the past eleven years. A strong background in manufacturing began when Wes first learned to run metal cutting machinery as a teenager and was introduced to NC machines when he wrote his first NC program in 1974. Industry experience includes the completion of a four-year machinist apprenticeship, NC Programming, tool design, process planning, NC postprocessor development, and operating system and application customization through a variety of programming languages and tools.
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Part 4—Distributing Embedded Knowledge |
Presented by Christian Isaacs
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| This session will present examples for distributing CATIA V5 design and manufacturing information in ways that leverage the capability present in modern communication channels such as web-based
delivery and XML feeds. You will learn how to extend the delivery of design and manufacturing data in ways more flexible than traditional drawings and reports. |
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As a successful Senior Process Consultant with over 7 years of experience in the Aerospace, Automotive and PP&P sectors, Christian has acquired a recognized expertise in CATIA V5 Automation and Knowledge Based Engineering Applications. Using his acquired expertise he has provided services to industry leading companies such as Boeing, Boeing Rotorcraft, Airbus, Parker Hannifin, Vought Aircraft Industries, Eaton Aerospace, Bombardier Aeronautics, Pratt & Whitney Canada and AGC Automotive. |
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Part 5 —Leveraging Customer Knowledge |
Presented by Joseph Konecny
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| This session will show how to automate the feedback loop from customers and suppliers to create new design and manufacturing variants from base CATIA V5 products. You will see how information capture and reuse can play an important role in continual product improvement. |
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About our speaker:
In his 12 years in the industry, Joe Konecny has managed numerous large-scale PLM Automation projects working with many leading companies in the Aerospace, Automotive, and Consumer Goods sectors. These projects included using custom application development, Knowledgeware, smart template development, and industry best-practices methodologies to streamline customers’ design, analysis, and manufacturing processes. The resulting solutions and ROI attained helped these companies to realize the true benefit and promise of PLM. Joe is also a chairman of the COE PIC for Knowledge-Based Engineering and contributes regularly with sessions in both the national and regional COE conferences. Joe currently works as a Solutions Architect for Rand Worldwide. |
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