McKay Group - Do Something Real With Your 3D Assets

McKay Group and Right Hemisphere are putting on a free seminar February 23rd, 9am at the Port of Benton facility in Richland Washington.

FEBRUARY 23. "Do Something Real with Your 3D Assets" is the title of a seminar on February 23 in Richland. Right Hemisphere factory personnel will demonstrate and present case studies about their software product that converts 3D CAD files into other interactive formats. The seminar is free to the first 50 people who register. The McKay Group, which is distributing and marketing the software in the Northwest, recommends the seminar for management and staff in product development, information technology, manufacturing, design, engineering, procurement, training, installation, technical writing, marketing, sales, and finance. The seminar is at the Port of Benton Building, 3100 George Washington Way, Richland, from 9 am to 2:30 pm, with a buffet lunch included. Learn more and register at http://www.mckaygroup.com/events/real3d/register.php. Contact David McKay at (509) 627-1806 ext. 511 or davidmckay@mckaygroup.com.

Strategic Partnership Formed Between McKay Group and Right Hemisphere The McKay Group is proud to announce our partnership with Right Hemisphere, the leading provider of 3d Asset Re-Purposing.

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SPECIALS & NEWS

Do Something REAL with Your 3D Assets!
Learn about the next visual revolution.

You’ll overview the entire spectrum of utilizing your expensive 3D CAD/Model assets—from understanding why they are so powerful...to defining where and when to apply them...to clearly specifying strategies for their use.

Who Should Attend

Management from all departments affected by product development, sales, marketing, manufacturing, design, engineering, procurement, spare parts programs, training, life cycle, support, installation and finance.

How You and Your Company Will Benefit

Reduce Costs. 3D Visual data dramatically reduces costly mistakes in parts ordering, maintenance, assembly or any complex process when compared to traditional static 2D data;
Gain Productivity. Rapid access to vital graphical information available company-wide dramatically increases productivity in all departments and enables true collaborative engineering and design;
Increase Revenue. Create powerful automated visual solutions for training, sales and marketing, customer support, and maintenance;
Don't Upgrade Your IT Systems. Adaptable framework incorporates easily into existing IT management and data systems;
Minimize Engineering Impact. So easy to use that anyone with even the most basic computer literacy can reuse complex CAD and design data for presentations;
Increase Personnel Product Knowledge. Still and animated 3D images allow a new level of product or concept understanding for staff, sales prospects and customers;

What Your Overview Will Cover

How your non-engineering professionals can utilize 3D assets;
What types of applications can benefit from 3D asset re-purposing;
How automated document solutions will save money and time;
Visual Product Technical Document Management (TDM);
How to create interactive courseware directly from your 3D assets;
How to create a collaborative visual environment;
How to Integrate 3D assets into product based web applications;
How to provide visual revision control in spare parts, repair manuals and training throughout your product lifecycle;
How to make your technical documention for operation, assembly or other related activities perfectly matched with the actual engineering documents;

Additional Information
Date & Time: Monday, February 23, 2004
Seminar Hours: 9am-2:30 pm, 1/2 hour break for lunch;
Accommodations: Please email davidmckay@mckaygroup.com if you need information on hotels

More on the products being reviewed: Deep Server and Deep Exploration

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Registration Fee

1 days / FREE for the first 50 registrants

Questions can be directed to David McKay by email at davidmckay@mckaygroup.com or by phone at 509.627.1806 ext. 511.