August 10 - Project Data Visualization and Interoperability Problems? JT Has Answers
Presented by Mike Zink, Senior Product Manager, Open Tools, Siemens Industry Software and Erica Simmons, Global Marketing Manager, Energy and Utilities, Siemens Industry Software
Reserve your webinar seat now at https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/134305041
The cost of poor interoperability has been valued at greater than the entire market capitalization of the CAD industry, annually. Typically data is stored in a format that can only be read by the software program used to create the original files, and is not accessible to consumers who may not have the native software applications. JT is an open platform for visualization, collaboration and data sharing that is designed to be inclusive and welcoming to all organizations involved in industry worldwide. As testimony to JT's openness, in 2009 the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) accepted the JT File Format Specification for publication as an ISO Publicly Available Specification (PAS) for 3D Visualization.
The JT data representation is: • a rich data model with robust entity support • a high-performance, compact persistence archive format for graphics data • the best-in-class for supporting large assembly ⁄ model interactive capabilities
In many cases, JT maybe the only format common to the major engineering applications that might be used in an enterprise. Join this web seminar to learn more about JT and the community of corporate users that use JT to solve common problems and the growing list of software vendors that support them.
About JT and the JT Open Program
JT Open is a unique program to help members leverage the benefits of open collaboration across the extended enterprise through the adoption of the JT format, a technology that makes it possible to view and share product and project information throughout the lifecycle. JT Open partnerships with companies like Microsoft and Adobe will continue to increase this trend. Join us for the JT Open 2010 International conference in Orlando, FL on September 13-14, 2010.
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August 10 - Project Data Visualization and Interoperability Problems? JT Has Answers
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