Thank you Ido Shaked for this post. Indeed this was a great opportunity to meet customers and partners in magnificent Chicago. My main takeaway: The key is part manufacturing. Additive manufacturing is not, and should not be perceived, as an isolated industrial domain.
An exciting week at #rapidtct2023 in Chicago as well as at our Siemens CATCH hub in Charlotte comes to an end. We want to thank our colleagues, partners and customers for the great meetups, discussions and inspiring exchanges. It is great to see how the #additivemanufacturing industry is progressing the U.S. and beyond, and how the community is growing even closer together to #industrialize and scale AM. My key take-aways: - As companies mature in the #additive hype cycle the need for order lifecycle and #workflow orchestration becomes imperative - Companies have the need to connect the key elements of the AM software workflow - from siloed, disconnected expert tools into end-to-end platforms What are your thoughts and impressions from RAPID+TCT? Ashley Eckhoff Chris Weber Adam Hiller James Heckendorn Aaron Frankel Karsten Heuser Rich Stephenson Robert Meshel Alyssa Friedlander Zachary Gray Nicole Ellison Garrett Keenan Steven Smith
Leading Opcenter Core and X at Siemens Digital Manufacturing - Adjunct Professor at Cal State University, Fullerton
12moit was great to be there and see how the industry overall is progressing. And as one of the non-Siemens panelist say, if you want to scale your AM production, you need the strength of the Siemens Digital Industries Software portfolio!!!