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Upcoming Events
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SendlerCircle
Munich, Germany
Sept 17-18, 2012
AMB, International exhibition for metal working
Stuttgart, Germany
Sept. 18-21, 2012
CIMdata PLM Roadmap
Plymouth, MI, USA
Oct. 2-3, 2012
SimManager User Conference
Munich, Germany
Oct. 9, 2012
ANSYS Conference & 30th CADFEM Users' Meeting 2012
Kassel, Germany
Oct. 24-26, 2012
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intrinSIM is happy to announce an expanded service offering to meet the requests of Application and Technology Providers. Our expanded services include Market Planning, Marketing Infrastructure, and Business & Technology Assessment. Please check out our updated web site to learn more about these expanded services
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Marphix
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intrinSIM adds Marphix as resource for Market Infrastructure Services
intrinSIM and Marphix have agreed to collaborate on Market Infrastructure Services focused on engineering applications. The combination of intrinSIM application and market knowledge with Marphix capabilities for web development & deployment along with marketing collateral development results in an extremely effective team for anything from a refresh to a complete new marketing infrastructure.
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EASA
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PTC partners with EASA for improved deployment of MathCAD models
EASA is pleased to announce a partnership with Parametric Technology Corporation. The focus of the partnership will be improved integration between EASA and MathCAD, PTC's industry-standard mathematical modeling tool.
EASA enables MathCAD users to effectively deploy valuable models as web applications to end-users who may be distributed around the world and who may not have the skill or experience to use MathCAD directly
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| VCollab | | PADT, Inc. to Distribute VCollab CAE Collaboration Solutions in Southwestern US
Phoenix Analysis & Design Technologies, Inc. (PADT), a provider of engineering services and products, is proud to announce that it has added the VCollab 3D software for CAE visualization to its software product offerings. PADT will offer VCollab software to deliver on the growing need for smaller simulation result files and increased efficiency in data transfer to its customers in Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Nevada.
"We have been looking for a solution to this problem for years. Many of our customers tell us that one of the biggest headaches with simulation is dealing with the massive file sizes of the result data," said Eric Miller, co-owner of PADT. "Our customers want a neutral and portable format to save all of that data, and they want a way to share it with partners and customers ..."
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