Drawing over 130 user representatives, the 2012 edition
demonstrated
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the growing interest in SPRING Technologies
solutions
SPRING Technologies, vendor of solutions
to enhance production processes, announces that its latest User Club
conference, CUST 2012, held on November 9 in Frankfurt and November 20 in
Paris, was an outstanding success
for SPRING Technologies and its
customers, beating expectations with over
130 attendees. In the world of machining, this annual gathering of the NCSIMUL SOLUTIONS user community has
become a marquee event, providing
an opportunity for SPRING Technologies and its customers to get together to
exchange ideas, news and experience.
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Each
year, customers volunteer to present first-hand accounts of how they are using
the solutions in the SPRING Technologies portfolio, and explain, with figures, the
benefits and ROI they are drawing from their applications.
In
France, CUST was honored to be invited by SAFRAN Group and was supported for
event logistics by the ASTECH technology cluster.
KEY FIGURES:
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2 events: Paris and Frankfurt
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Over 130 representatives, +75
companies of all sizes, from SME to major groups
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6 thematic workshops focusing on the main modules in the NCSIMUL
SOLUTIONS offering
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A global satisfaction rating of over 16/20*
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100% of attendees said they would come back or be willing to come back
next year
*figures
taken from the analysis of attendee satisfaction questionnaires at CUST 2012.
HIGHLIGHTS:
SPRING Technologies presented its
vision of the process/value chain, from CAD/CAM to the Workshop, and
explained how its NCSIMUL SOLUTIONS offering fitted into this process. The
company demonstrated its technological
leadership and consolidated its position as a major developer and vendor,
specializing in processes for the Workshop.
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“We
made a number of announcements, previewing the technologies that we’ll be
releasing in 2013,” explains Olivier Bellaton, General Manager of SPRING
Technologies, “notably, the upcoming version of NCSIMUL, NCSIMUL Machine 9, whose
cutting-edge technology has been
demonstrated on the new Intel PC Ultrabook running in the Windows 8 Pro environment, a development
that reflects our close partnerships
with Microsoft and Intel. NCSIMUL Machine 9 makes optimal use of today’s standards in ergonomics
and hardware capability, delivering an even
more comfortable user experience. We’ll be releasing full details in January
2013 at our annual press conference.”
Process-oriented workshops focused on themes that are central to
manufacturing expertise. This included key state-of-the-art manufacturing
processes such as machining simulation,
cutting tool management, cutting optimization, post-processors, technical content publication and real-time monitoring of CNC machine status.
“These
process-oriented sessions help users
to clearly identify the benefits
delivered by the solutions in our portfolio, dedicated to their business areas, and reveal the added value from our synergistic solutions. This synergy
is what makes our offering unique on
today’s market”, adds Philippe Solignac, Corporate Marketing Director of SPRING
Technologies.
The last word goes to
Gilles Battier, CEO, SPRING Technologies: “CUST has been designed for our customers and they are the people
who make it what it is. This year again, the event was a huge success. We are proud that over 130 people came
to our sessions in France and Germany.
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We
develop innovative and reliable
technology that is an asset for
manufacturers all over the world, in any sector of industry. Our mission is
to offer our customers “smart” solutions that are Instrumented, Intelligent, Interconnected, and process-oriented to enable them to make the best possible use of their CNC machines in real time and for the duration.
In a word, our aim is to help them maximize
their productivity and safety in the workshop.”
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