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Learn from the Masters of the simulation industry and gain insight into key analysis styles, productivity enhancement, and proven modeling techniques. Get a massive dose of inspiration, motivation, and education while sharing the experience with peers from around the world.
Master Classes provide a unique bridge between simulation theory and real-world practice. A hand-picked team of simulation experts from a range of backgrounds join the Imagine That Inc. technical staff to discuss their simulation techniques, general research, and the specific ExtendSim features they find intriguing.
Master crucial simulation concepts with these free one-hour webinars focusing on a different simulation concept or theory each month.
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Getting to the Right Decision |
Thursday,
March 8, 2012
10 to 11 am
PDT (GMT-7) |
Scott J. Bury
Principal Research Scientist -
Engineering and Process Sciences
The
Dow Chemical Company |
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Clients have problems. Clients really don't care about your simulation. They care about value. Value follows from making the right decision and the right time to solve their problem. Making the right decision requires the right data. Getting the right data requires more than just having the right modeling and simulation tools and skills. This Master Class will present a framework for Modeling and Simulation projects that will set you up for success as a Problem-Solver and repeat business from your clients. It will show you the benefits of Front-End Contracting, good project management and even when you shouldn't simulate. |
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| Download files from 2012 Simulation Master Class sessions |
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| The Ins and Outs of ExtendSim Messaging |
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If you missed Dave Krahl's Simulation Master Class on The Ins and Outs of ExtendSim Messaging on February 9, don't worry. We recorded the class and will post it here shortly. Check back soon. |
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Imagine That’s Simulation Master Class sessions are open to everyone at no charge.
We are open to any suggestions you may have regarding future topics and issues you would like to hear about in future Simulation Master Classes. Just let us know.
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