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Congress on the future of engineering software

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Apr 15, 2003

Three new sponsors have signed up in support of COFES2003, the congress on the future of engineering software to be held from 15th to 18th May 2003, in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Three new sponsors have signed up in support of COFES2003, the congress on the future of engineering software to be held from 15th to 18th May 2003, in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Joining title sponsor HP, and breakfast sponsor, Bentley Systems, will be three additional sponsors - Fortune magazine, Microsoft and EDS-PLM.

Fortune will be providing pre- and post-event coverage, as well as advertising opportunities for participants at this leading industry conference.

Microsoft and EDS-PLM will be supporting the event as reception and lunch sponsors.

"This year's conference focus on business issues of using engineering software has generated a great deal of excitement and enthusiasm among vendors, users, and the press and analysts of engineering-software technology", stated Brad Holtz, President and CEO of Cyon Research Corp.

"The commitment of these sponsors provides opportunities for COFES participants to really understand the breadth of technology available and gain insight into upcoming technologies that may affect the way people operate and think about their businesses".

"Our belief in COFES is strong", stated Joseph Malloni of the Office of Strategic Marketing at EDS.

"COFES is the only industry conference that has repeatedly shown the ability to make a difference in the way technology is considered, impact the industry in a positive manner and bring a new energy to the market".

Held in Scottsdale, Arizona, COFES has proved itself as a mainstay of the industry as attendees work together to determine, define, and clarify the business issues concerning users and vendors that rely on MCAD, AEC, and design and engineering technologies.