Save the date - 2011 European HyperWorks Technology Conference
Du 7 au 9 novembre, Bonn (Allemagne)

The event will take place from Nov. 7th – 9th, 2011 in Bonn, Germany and will focus on new strategies and examples of enterprise simulation methods in the development of innovative products. The European HTC conference series - now in its fifth year – has been growing from a HyperWorks user’s conference into one of the major PLM technology events in Europe, with around 500 attendees from all over the world.

The three day conference will be packed with valuable technical information. The event will again be divided in two parts. On Monday, November 7th, Altair will host three workshops on different simulation related topics and will next year also host the 2011 EDU (university and educational use of HyperWorks) user’s meeting. Tuesday and Wednesday will be dedicated to the traditional conference proceedings, including a broad range of technical and keynote presentations from across industry; as well as the meet the expert sessions, highlighting the capabilities of the latest HyperWorks version and giving attendees the opportunity to talk to Altair’s development experts.

Next year’s conference location, Bonn, is located in Rhineland Palatinate and right in the famous Rhine valley. The City of Bonn offers excellent leisure activities with a comprehensive list of enjoyable things to do and a famous historical background. In your free-time some suggestions are to wander through the beautiful city center of Bonn, to visit Beethoven’s birth place, to check out the “Museum Mile”, or to find peace and relaxation in a walk through the magnificent Rhine meadows adjacent to the World Conference Center Bonn.

With Bonn Altair has once again chosen a location in the heart of Europe, easily accessible from anywhere across the continent and around the world. Bonn is a great city and offers perfect surroundings this major event. With the World Conference Center located at the heart of Bonn’s former government district, all participants can attend a conference hosted in the same location where German parliamentarians once debated.

To submit a presentation proposal please Click here or send an email to ehtc@altair.com.

Read more, www.altairhtc.com/europe

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Le roadshow HyperWorks annuel d’Altair France :

• PARIS – jeudi 26 mai
• LYON – jeudi 16 juin
• BELFORT – mardi 21 juin
• TOULOUSE – jeudi 23 juin

2010 European HyperWorks Technology Conference Announced
October 27-29, 2010 - Palais de Congres de Versailles

Altair is pleased to officially announce the date and location for the 4th European HyperWorks Technology Conference (HTC).The premier event for Driving Innovation with Enterprise Simulation will take place on October 27-29, 2010 in Versailles, France at the 'Palais de Congres'

Over the past three years, Altair's Annual European HyperWorks Technology Conference has grown into one of Europe's premier PLM technology events. In 2009 our constantly growing, multi-day conference brought more than 500 industry professionals together, from a broad range of industry verticals including aerospace, automotive, consumer products, electronics, healthcare, heavy equipment, military, rail transit, ship building and white goods.

The 4th European HTC will again highlight the latest trends, developments and applications in the field of enterprise computer aided engineering (CAE) and will showcase cutting-edge methods, applications and industry examples of CAE-driven innovations. The three days will be packed with valuable technical information. Just as in 2009, the event will officially be divided into two parts. On Wednesday we will offer workshops for different simulation related topics and host a variety of customer, product, and user meetings like the solidThinking day. Thursday and Friday are dedicated to our traditional conference proceedings, including a broad range of technical and keynote presentations from across industry, the meet the expert sessions, and our partner exhibition.

This year's conference location is situated in the centre of France, close to Paris. Versailles is a city renowned for its chateau, the Palace of Versailles, was the de facto capital of the kingdom of France for over a century, from 1682 to 1789. It is now a wealthy suburb of Paris and remains an important administrative and judicial centre. The venue of this year's conference is full of character and located in the square of the Chateau de Versailles, in the city centre of Versailles, right across the famous castle. It offers a large exhibition space, and several prestigious auditoriums and meeting rooms for our keynote and technical sessions as well as for the diverse additional meetings.

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