Bring Executive GD&T Training to your company
IIGDT brings you an informative seminar designed for company Executives to highlight the business implications of GD&T and the importance on improving the product development cycle and customer/supplier relationships. The Executive Overview is one step in the Eight Tracks to GD&T Expertise program.
Dr. Greg Hetland, has 35+ years experience in the Aerospace, Defense, Medical and Commercial industry. Visit Dr. Greg Hetland's Biography for more information.
Who should attend?
All managers and executives with direct or indirect responsibility for product development, manufacturing, quality, customer interaction or supply chain management. Suppliers, Manufacturers and Engineering. We encourage you to contact your resources to bring them on-board with the costs of poorly interpreted GD&T and the effect on the production chain.
Topics Covered—Executive Overview
To provide business level insight to all management levels of technical challenges and business level implications of GD&T and measurement. To provide direct insight to the implications effective GD&T has on improving product development cycles and customer/supplier relationships. Establish a core foundational understanding of the scope of GD&T applicability to all departments/divisions within the company.
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Seminar on Surface Metrology for the Americas...
The Seminar on Surface Metrology for the Americas (SSMA) is an opportunity to raise the level of practice of surface metrology through continuing education. Come for two days of tutorials, and opportunities to network with leading experts in surface metrology, in Albuquerque, NM, May 12-13, 2014. Stay through May 14, to attend the ASME B46 surface texture committee meeting. Participants will receive certificates of attendance for professional development hours.
Function comes not only from the geometry of your part, but also from the surface properties. Surface characteristics are intimately tied to functional properties such as fatigue, friction, corrosion or adhesion. Come learn how surfaces affect your product, how they are measured, and how you can improve your surface measurement practices!
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