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Key Learnings
- Determine the proper database structure for your needs
- Assess new shop equipment requirements and figure out how to get your database to interface with it
- Explain how all those files work together and what they all do
- Determine which settings outside the database are user versus system in scope
Speakers
- DYDarren YoungA Midwestern transplant now based in Southern California, veteran Autodesk University speaker Darren Young has held a variety of positions over the last 20 years, including CAD and CAM engineer, CAD administrator, and CAD/CAM systems developer. Currently Darren is the systems integration manager for Southland Industries, one of the largest mechanical engineering and construction companies in the United States. Darren manages one of the largest installations of Fabrication software licenses in the world. While Darren's true interest is the automation of manufacturing systems, his experience ranges from lean manufacturing to architecture, and this has led him to projects varying in scope from dress patterns to gas turbine piping. He has founded a consulting and development business, and he has been a technical editor and publication author.
- ARAndy RobinsAndy Robins is the software development manager for the Autodesk Fabrication products. Prior to the MAP Software acquisition Andy played a major role in the product development of the renowned CAD-Duct and CADmep+ (now Autodesk Fabrication CADmep) AutoCAD-based applications, taking its development from a '2D Lisp' based program to a full 3D c++ ObjectARX application.Beginning his tenure in 1990, Andy has over 20 years' experience in software development in the MEP sector, being heavily involved in the development of the whole MAP Software product line focused on fabrication from the onset and helping end users generate the greatest value out of their software packages.
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