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Webinars

Rev-Sim webinars are designed to explore the wide range of topics related to the Democratization of Simulation.  Presented in cooperation with a number of the industry’s leading authorities, these educational webinars are developed to explore the enabling technologies, challenges, rewards, and present-day examples for implementation.


  • Democratizing Simulation: Can Non-Experts Safely Utilize Advanced Modeling Tools and Workflows

    Engineering simulation should be safely accessible to everyone – not just the experts. Democratized Simulation makes analysis more powerful and capable for CAE experts while accessible, safe and reliable for non-experts.

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    Engineering simulation should be safely accessible to everyone – not just the experts. Democratized Simulation makes analysis more powerful and capable for CAE experts while accessible, safe and reliable for non-experts.  Many innovative manufacturing companies are now using Democratized Simulation in their product development process and have measured significant ROI: rapid, accurate and consistent simulations across global divisions, accelerated development cycles, and improvements in product quality and innovation.

    Key Topics

    • When and Why Simulation Should be Democratized
    • How to Approach Implementation
    • Spreadsheets & Simulation Apps in Democratization
    • Case Studies & ROI: Democratized Simulation in Action
    • Rev-Sim.Org: A Resource for Education & Implementation
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