3D Collaboration & Interoperability Conference Draws Record Attendance

By DE Editors

Longview Advisors (Loveland, CO), organizers of the 2008 3D Collaboration & Interoperability Conference and Exhibition, reported record attendance to its fourth annual event, which took place in Denver, CO. The conference attracted almost 140 experts and executive decision makers from automotive, aerospace, machinery, electronics, and other discrete manufacturing industries to discuss the exchange of 3D data.

"This year's gathering was in many ways a perfect storm," said David Prawel, president of Longview Advisors. "Even in a period of an economic slowdown, we had a huge amount of interest in the advancement of high-tech interoperability, with a record-setting number of attendees from all over the world. The success is due in part to the great assembly of engaging speakers this year and also an increasing recognition through many sectors of industry that dealing with the interoperability problem is extremely critical for the future of competitiveness."

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