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3D CAD software
News Release from: Imass
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 26 April 2006
Autodesk reseller restructures team
UK reseller of manufacturing CAD products for Autodesk has restructured its team, creating four senior roles and establishing a centralised customer service helpdesk.
After a buoyant year - and the purchase of Cadlogic in Aberdeen - Imass Design became the top UK reseller of manufacturing CAD products for Autodesk As a result, the company has restructured the team, creating four senior roles and establishing a centralised customer service helpdesk
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 Aug 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Newly-created jobs include a Business Development Manager to support the further growth of the business.
This role is taken by Michael Fulthorpe who will report to Business Development Director Colin Watson who heads the Imass Design team.
The company has also strengthened its technical team with the promotion of Steve Finnigan and Steve Proud to the new position of Technical Manager and Marc Pattinson to Support Engineer.
Other newly-developed roles include that of Office Manager (Vikki Hebden) whose responsibility spans the Newcastle and Aberdeen offices.
Victoria Sunter also joins the team as Marketing Co-ordinator responsible for activities across the whole of Imass.
"I am confident that with our strengthened team we can move to even further success this year", said Watson.
"Although many local businesses had moved their production facilities offshore, they have kept their design office open here".
"Consequently, the area is becoming a centre of excellence for manufacturing design".
"Recent developments in the software used for this - for example, the move to 3D design where the designer develops a virtually real model of the product - can save manufacturers a significant amount of time and cost".
"Consequently, we are dealing with a dynamic and fast-moving market - and I predict that this, combined with our exceptional expertise, will bring even further rewards for both our Newcastle and Aberdeen offices".
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