I wish we had done this before we started our PLM effort...
Jeff Burk, Whirlpool, USA
From November 24, 2020 11:00 until November 24, 2020 12:00 Save to calendar
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NLign Analytics is the leader in structural integrity 3D digital data capture and analysis for Aerospace and Defense applications. NLign Analytics has been recognized by the Secretary of Defense’s Office as an innovative solution to enable the Digital Engineering strategy of the United States Department of Defense (DoD). This webinar will highlight how the US Air Force, US Navy, and OEMs reduce sustainment costs, improve aircraft availability, and meet safety requirements by utilizing NLign’s technology in selected aircraft programs. Examples of how NLign’s technology puts the right 3D product quality data in front of the right engineering decision-makers to help our warfighters maintain battlefield readiness and air superiority will be shared.
Donald Tolle, Director, Simulation-Driven Systems Development Consulting Practice, CIMdata, Inc.
Don Tolle is Director, Simulation-Driven Systems Development Practice, for CIMdata. Don brings to CIMdata and his clients more than 30 years of PLM industry experience in the disciplines of new product development and virtual product development working with global manufacturing companies in the automotive, aerospace & defense, industrial equipment, marine, consumer products, medical products, and high-tech electronics industries.
Don has held various management positions in the CAE and the broader PLM software and services industry involved in strategic planning and M&A, product management, software product development, product and services marketing, engineering services consulting, technology R&D, best practices development, and strategic business development. He has worked with both emerging Simulation and CAE startups as well as existing PLM mindshare leaders to evangelize their technology platforms and solutions from early adoption through market acceptance and maturity. Don holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA from the University of Cincinnati.
Lieutenant Colonel Gary J. Steffes, United States Airforce
Lieutenant Colonel Gary J. Steffes is the Individual Mobilization Augmentee to the Deputy Group Commander for the 76th Commodities Maintenance Group at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma. As the IMA to the Deputy Group Commander, he is responsible for more than 1,800 personnel covering 21 facilities that maintain, repair, and overhaul more than 2,100 aircraft components. He is also responsible for integrating depot transformation, strategic planning, and process improvements that utilize $1.6 billion in assets.
Lieutenant Colonel Steffes entered active duty following his graduation from Officer Training School in November 2001, and he entered the United States Air Force Reserves in July 2005. He holds a Bachelor’s and a Master’s of Science degree in engineering. Early in his career, Lieutenant Colonel Steffes held several engineering positions within the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. He remains a civil servant engineer at the Air Force Research Laboratory. Prior to his current position, Lieutenant Colonel Steffes served as the IMA to the Squadron Director for the 565th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, where he oversaw depot maintenance for the B-1 and B-52 bomber aircraft.
Craig Rees, VP Sales, NLign
Craig Rees has over 20 years experience in sales leadership roles, including 15 years in manufacturing and engineering software. Prior to NLign Analytics, Craig was with ANSYS, INC., a leader in advanced engineering simulation and a S&P 500 company.
Craig is a highly experienced and respected sales executive with repeated success in opening new markets and introducing new products across multiple industries. With digital inspection becoming increasing critical to the success of engineering, manufacturing, and product sustainment, Craig brings deep expertise in collaborating with the A&D community to establish industry best practices for the future of Digital Engineering. He has been the recipient of numerous awards for his successful goal achievement.
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