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Tecnomatix Tech Tips Webinar Series Update

Tecnomatix-PPT-Tiles-2013_0000_Full-Highlight.pngTecnomatix Tech Tips Webinar Series.  The series continues in April with a focus on dimensional quality. Two webinars this month help us to start the conversation. 

 

April 10 – How to Control Dimensional Variation with 3D Tolerance Analysis

Learn how to control dimensional variation using Variation Analysis (VSA) to virtually simulate product manufacturing & assembly processes to predict the amounts & sources of variation.

This tech tip will show:

  • How CAD PMI can be leveraged downstream in Variation Analysis
  • The impact of predictive analysis in reducing costs and improving product quality 

 

April 24 – How to Master Dimensional Variaton in Manufacturing with PLM-Based 3D Reporting and Analysis

Learn how the interactive use of product and process design information with real-time plant floor measurement results can keep you ahead of quality spills and unnecessary quality control expenses such as scrap, re-work, production delays and, warranty and recall events.

This Tech Tip will show:

  • Navigation Interface for 3D interactive analysis
  • How to easily leverage latest product and process design data with measurement results for root cause analysis (RCA)
  • How to save and manage root cause strategies for future collaboration and Corrective Action Preventative Action (closing the quality loop)

Upon completion of each webinar, the replay will be posted to the Public Community as part of the Tecnomatix Knowledge Base Discussion Forum for future reference.

Join us… we look forward to meeting with you online!

Dimensionally,

Mike

(on behalf of the Manufacturing Engineering Software team)

Mike Rouman

Mike Rouman is a member of the Manufacturing Engineering Software business segment at Siemens Digital Industries Software and has product marketing responsibility for the Teamcenter and Tecnomatix portfolios of digital manufacturing solutions. Mike has over 25 years of digital manufacturing engineering, sales, business development and marketing experience across several industries. Mike holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan.

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This article first appeared on the Siemens Digital Industries Software blog at https://blogs.stage.sw.siemens.com/tecnomatix/tecnomatix-tech-tips-webinar-series-update/