ProModel to Host Conference September 18, 2009 in Los Angeles, CA

The Model-Based Enterprise: Proofing Resources, Production, and Processes

September 18,
LAX Airport Marriott

The model-based enterprise one-day event will address questions through client presentations, workshops and technology reviews. You should attend if you are facing challenges such as:

• How can R&D executives determine their organizations capacity to plan, design, develop and test?
• How can program managers reassign resources and have confidence in getting late projects on-track?
• How can Kaizen events be enhanced to better deal with resource constraints and rework?
• How can we forecast program financial performance tied directly to project timing?
  

The conference sessions will focus on:

• Maximizing value of the portfolio of projects
• Dynamic validation of production
• Virtual kaizen

Most attendees will be familiar with risk and resource-driven decisions enabling the group to learn directly from client presentations and what worked well for them. Two short workshops will explore the leap-frog technology that improves resource assignments, the portfolio, and what virtual Kaizen adds to established LEAN practices.

If you have any questions, please contact Christine Bunker at cbunker@promodel.com or (801)223-4601.

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ProModel to Host Conference Spring 2009 in Washington DC
ProModel is pleased to announce the 2nd annual conference to be held in the Washington DC area in May 2009. Join experts from the Department of Defense and their manufacturing partners to see how professionals are using simulation solutions and methodology to make better decisions and transform their organizations.

Call for presentations:
ProModel is currently accepting applications for presentations demonstrating the success you have experienced using ProModel products or services. This is a great opportunity to showcase the simulation work you are doing at your company.  Each presentation should be approximately 45 minutes long (including some time for questions) and will be published in the conference proceedings distributed to all conference attendees.

If you are interested in sharing your project at the 2009 ProModel Conference, please email an abstract (approx. 100 words) to Christine Bunker at cbunker@promodel.com. If you have any questions, please contact Christine at (801)223-4601.