Re-engineer with Confidence: The Critical Role of Physics-Based Simulation

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Returning and redistributing very large numbers of battle-hardened equipment is not only a significant logistical challenge, it poses significant engineering challenges as well.  Much of the equipment needs repair along with component and system-level upgrades.  All this must be completed in the context of the well-publicized fiscal challenges, which leaves program managers and engineering teams facing closely scrutinized cost, schedule and quality key performance indicators with constrained resources. To quote Colonel David Bassett, Army Program Manager for Tactical Vehicles from November's issue of National Defense Magazine, "Industry has learned that there is no silver bullet.  It's about smart engineering. We think the companies that understand that are going to be postured to compete effectively."

In this webinar we will introduce physics-based engineering simulation as a key enabler for smart engineering and through real-world examples demonstrate its impact on program cost, schedule and quality metrics. By leveraging the power of physics-based engineering simulation early in the process you will be able to re-engineer, reset and redistribute with confidence.

Presenter:

Robert Harwood, Ph.D. ANSYS, Inc.

Dr. Robert Harwood is the Aerospace and Defense Industry Director at ANSY, Inc.  Dr. Harwood joined ANSYS over 11 years ago and has seen first hand many, many times the positive impact that physics based engineering simulation can have on defense RDT&E, procurement and overall acquisition programs - particularly in terms of cost, schedule and quality. Dr Harwood is an oft invited speaker at defense seminars and conferences on topics as diverse as the weaponization of unmanned aircraft systems and improving return on investment from physics-based engineering simulation tools. ANSYS, Inc., a US company founded in 1970, is the world's leading physics based engineering simulation software and technology company employing approximately 2000 people around the globe. ANSYS tools are widely used by engineers, designers and researchers throughout the defense community and across a broad spectrum of industries and academia. The company focuses on the development of open and flexible solutions that enable users to analyze designs directly on the desktop, providing a common platform for fast, efficient and cost-conscious product development, from design concept to final-stage testing and validation.

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