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Three Top Minds in Manufacturing Technology from OEM World, Government, NASA to Keynote New Aerospace and Defense Manufacturing Conference in Anaheim in April
Dépèche transmise le 5 janvier 2011 par Business Wire
ANAHEIM, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Three of the best minds in aerospace, defense and space manufacturing technology, each responsible for driving productivity in the enterprise, will keynote AeroDef Manufacturing 2011, an expo and technical conference April 5-7 at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Keynote speakers include:
- Mike Vander Wel, Director of the Manufacturing Domain in the Enterprise Technology Strategy office for Boeing
- Steve Linder, Director of Manufacturing Technology, Office of the Secretary of Defense at Dept. of Defense Research and Engineering
- Dr. James K. Sutter, Senior Scientist, Polymer Branch of Materials and Structure Division at NASA Glenn Research Center
Produced by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) and backed by leaders from the leading OEMs, AeroDef will showcase the latest advanced manufacturing processes. Attendees will see the entire manufacturing thread, from enabling technologies to the most advanced, integrated systems. Sessions will allow manufacturing professionals to learn how OEMs and suppliers are working together to advance productivity while reducing costs. AeroDef will, for the first time, bring together the entire aerospace and defense manufacturing world in one location.
Vander Wel is responsible for the leadership and strategy of Boeing’s technology portfolio in the Manufacturing Domain across the Boeing enterprise. Mike has more than 19 years of engineering, operations, and technology experience with The Boeing Company.
Linder oversees the congressionally mandated DoD program and manages the Defense-Wide Manufacturing Technology (DMS&T) Program Element. Former Director of the Navy’s Manufacturing Technology Program, Linder has more than 37 years service to the DoD.
Sutter works in the NASA Engineering Safety Center (NESC). Previously, Sutter led a team of more than 75 engineers, scientists from NASA, Air Force Research Labs, industry and universities to successfully produce and hot-fire test the first composite support structure for a hypersonic air breathing engine capable of traveling at speeds of Mach 8. Sutter also co-chairs a DoD/NASA workshop on high temperature polymers and their composites.
Attendees can register for the event at aerodefevent.com.
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About SME:
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers (www.sme.org) is the premier source for manufacturing knowledge, education and networking.
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