New Webinar from Lattice Technology Delivers Real World Examples of How 3D Data, Used Throughout The Entire Manufacturing Enterprise, Delivers Measurable Results
In partnership with ConnectPress, publisher of CAD/CAM/CAE Communities, Lattice Technology has announced a new, informative webinar that can help manufacturers successfully apply 3D to achieve lean manufacturing and productivity goals.
Titled “6 Easy Steps to Manufacturing Process Improvement”, this webinar will allow participants to quickly understand the tangible productivity benefits that are delivered when 3D data is used sensibly throughout entire manufacturing operations, and how easily 3D data can be used, analysed, shared and deployed.
Actual customer examples will be used to demonstrate innovative uses of 3D across the enterprise and show how 3D is agile enough to deliver the following kind of productivity improvements in manufacturing (actual customer results):
- 93% reduction in design rework
- 55% reduction in outsourcing
- 66% reduction in time spent on Design Review
- 30% increase in parts ordering accuracy
- 60% improvement in product lead times
Dan Raker, publisher, ConnectPress, said, “Lean times have made it even more critical that companies make meaningful change to improve productivity. While we all understand that 3D data has very high value, the issues of proprietary formats, expensive software and simple resistance to change have made it difficult to leverage that value. It is time to look at solutions that promise the needed change in a practical, effective and sensible way. This webinar will introduce one such solution, which is XVL by Lattice Technology.”
Bill Barnes, GM, Lattice Technology said “Our customers are from every market, and of every size, but all have one thing in common – the need to significantly increase productivity quickly and affordably. This webinar delivers simple ideas and customer examples on how those productivity gains can be sensibly and affordably delivered by using 3D across the enterprise – and how acceptance for change can be quickly gained in traditionally resistant departments such as the shop floor, procurement and production.”
The webinar, “6 Easy Steps to Manufacturing Process Improvement” is being held at Connectpress’ CAD community web sites on April 7, 2009, at 9.00 am Pacific Daylight Time. To see details of the presentation, and to register, visit: http://www.lattice3d.com/solutions/webinar.html