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DATE: Tuesday, September 26
TIME: 10:00 am EST

 

Body in White (BIW) is a critical process early in automotive manufacturing where companies ensure viability of both product and processes before committing to larger production. As BIW happens early in the manufacturing process, everything from design to simulation to physical assembly can happen in the BIW stage. This breadth of processes and the timing of them before mass production means the impact of variables at this stage is significant—both good and bad.

This webinar featuring Dassault Systèmes and ABI Research will explore these intricacies of Body in White processes and enabling technologies, including:

  • Analysis and trends around valuable enabling technologies,  both siloed and integrated into a cohesive platform
  • Key integration and outcome expectations
  • Recommendations for successfully implementing novel technologies in BIW manufacturing processes

Click here to register and join the live discussion.

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