Description
Key Learnings
- Understand how to run an analysis across multi-sites, to ensure all voices are considered when standardising workflows globally
- Learn how to program manage projects across multiple sites, to move all engineering related data from legacy data management applications and file stores, into the Autodesk Vault data management system
- Understand how to enable ownership at each site to ensure successful adoption of Vault
- Hear about the benefits of implementing standardised workflows, to improve new product introduction by enabling engineers to share documents and knowledge through multi-site collaboration
Speakers
- JCJoanne O'ConnorJoanne O’Connor is a consulting project manager working with Autodesk's Global Consulting Delivery team for EMEA. Joanne is based in St Albans, United Kingdom and has worked at Autodesk for over 3 years. Joanne’s career spans more than 13 years, with 12 of those spent in Software and Consultancy services. Joanne began her career as a CAD technician in 2006, before moving into the Software industry. Joanne has held various roles from Support, Consultancy and Project Management, which has been a great foundation for the successful delivery of many large, global projects. Joanne is focused on driving value for all customers she works with and customer success is always at the forefront of everything she does day to day. Joanne has experience of all stages of software implementation, across various industries in Construction, Engineering, and Manufacturing. Joanne graduated with a bachelor's degree in Computer Studies from the UK and has held her PRINCE2 Practitioner in Project Management since 2015.
- ICIan CarrIan is a consultant, working for Autodesk in data management for 20 years. During the past 8 years he has worked with Autodesk Vault Professional for the manufacturing and AEC markets.
- TGTim GladdyTim has worked in engineering for nearly 40 years and for IMI for over 30 years, holding a number of roles including development engineer, design engineer, project engineer, CAD administrator, and finally global engineering applications leader. During this journey he also learned SharePoint administration and software packaging and delivery using Microsoft SCCM. His current role has relied on the skills developed from his prior roles to analyse business requirements to develop solutions and subsequent implementations to meet business initiatives and deliver value through efficiency saving and increased value. His passion is to support the engineering disciplines in delivering efficient, effective, and easy-to-use tools to complete the challenges they are set through concept design to full volume manufacturing.
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