Is design software prepared for the next gen engineers?

Are the engineering software makers keeping up with socio-technological changes to accommodate the next generation?

The Facebook and YouTube generation raised on mobile devices, cloud-hosted apps, self-paced tutorials, and touch-responsive devices have radically different ideas about how design concepts should be created, shared, and tested.

Are the engineering software makers keeping up with these socio-technological changes to accommodate the next generation?

Panelists join DE to tackle the following questions:

What are the developers doing to simplify the complex CAD, simulation and PLM tools?
What are they doing to make sure new tools don’t get in the way of your creativity?
How do they plan to evolve the user experience for the next generation without isolating current users?

DATE: Wednesday, September 18, 2019
TIME: 2:00 pm ET/ 11:00 am PT

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