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World Event 2010: A Great Success

PTC/USER World Event 2010, held June 6-9 in Orlando, was a huge success! We welcomed 1815 attendees, which marked a 35% increase from our 2009 event. From early indications, the keynotes, core educational program, product expo and hands-on labs were all very well received. Thanks to all of you, and especially our presenters, PTC and our vendor partners for making PTC/USER World Event 2010 the tremendous conference that it was.

Mark Your Calendar for PlanetPTC Live 2011

As announced jointly by PTC/USER President Ron Watson and PTC Vice President Rob Gremley in Orlando, next year's conference will be part of the PlanetPTC Live event series and will take place June 12-15 at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. While PTC will be primarily responsible for the logistical management of the event, PTC/USER will continue to play an important role in the program planning and ensuring a high quality user/attendee experience. We hope you will be able to join us next year in Vegas. The latest information for attendees as well as partners and exhibitors can be found on the PlanetPTC Live Web site at live.planetptc.com.

Congratulations to the Winners of the Best Presenter Voting!

Arbortext – Tim Harris, Caterpillar
"Transforming Product Support Information Systems to Reduce Costs and Enhance Customer Value"

CoCreate – Korie Carter & Scott O'Brien, Tensor Engineering
"Automated 3D Field Splice Generator"

Mathcad – Brad Carman, ITW
"Separating Data from Analysis in Mathcad: Opening the Door to Batch Processing"

Pro/ENGINEER – David Haigh, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
"Putting All the Pieces Together: Pro/ENGINEER Admin 101"

ProductView – Mike Lockwood, Alcon Laboratories
"Using ProductView as an Essential Business Process Enabler:
A Ten-Year Success Story"

Windchill – Lewis Lawrence, Weatherford UK
"Save a Boatload of Cash Using Classification"