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  Brian Schanen joined Autodesk in 2005 as a Product Designer and currently is a Customer Success Engineer for Autodesk’s Data Management products. Brian has taught at Autodesk University numerous times and has authored white papers on Vault and Productstream. He works with customers to implement a complete digital prototyping solution specializing in Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Vault and Productstream. Brian lives near Detroit, Michigan.

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  Autodesk University 2007: It's Almost Here!
  November 19, 2007 10:18 PMby Brian Roepke

  
  Using Autodesk Productstream to Connect Engineering with the Rest of the Company
  Brian Roepke

  Nothing is Permanent but Change: Using Autodesk Productstream to Control and Manage Project Data
  Brian Schanen

  Integrating Autodesk Productstream with Enterprise Applications
  Martin van der Roest

  Class Act: Item Classification for Autodesk Productstream
  Steve Maloney

  Working Here, There, and Everywhere: Multisite Data Management with Autodesk® Vault and Autodesk Productstream
  Ross Tanner

  Additionally the entire Customer Success team will be on site from all over the world. Please look us up and say hello!

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  Thomas Schwaiger - Germany

  

  Uffe Bak - UK

  

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  MotoCzysz Documentary to air on Discovery Channel
  November 8, 2007 08:08 AMby Brian Roepke

  Hi everyone. For a quick change of pace I’d like to bring to your attention a GREAT documentary that will be airing soon for all of our international readers and soon the US readers as well! The documentary showcases a company based in Portland, Oregon in the United States (my home town!) while trying to bring an American designed and built machine back to the forefront of international road racing.
  
  The bike was created by MotoCzysz using Autodesk Alias Studio and features some of the most innovative designs to ever hit the motorcycle industry. Below is a link to their web site. I’d like you to take a special look at both the “Counter-Revolution Engine” and “6x Coaxial Steering Front Suspension”; some of the highlights of their design!
  
  First, follow this link: http://www.motoczysz.com/main.php?area=07C1
  
  Then, right below the main image there are some additional links – select the one that says “C1 prototype” for details on these technologies!
  
  
  
  For more information on the documentary on the Discovery channel check out the link on the MotoCzysz blog: http://www.motoczysz.com/rss_news_view.php?id=80
  
  Discovery Benelux 11/10/2007
  Discovery Asia 11/15/2007
  Discovery Japan 11/25/2007
  Discovery Latin 11/25/2007
  Discovery India/ Taiwan 11/26/2007
  Discovery Poland 12/12/2007
  Discovery France 12/17/2007
  Discovery Russia 12/20/2007
  Discovery Central Europe 12/20/2007
  Discovery MEA 12/21/2007
  Discovery Italy 12/28/2007
  Discovery Spain & Portugal 12/30/2007
  Discovery ANZ 12/30/2007
  Discovery Denmark/Poland 12/31/2007
  Discovery US TBD
  
  
  
  

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