SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

SEMA Vice President of Technology John Waraniak will moderate a panel discussion addressing how simulation technologies can speed products to market.

Leading automakers and suppliers use simulations to accelerate the new-product development process, and now so can your company! Learn how through a new SEMA webinar set for Thursday, March 25, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

"Simulation Technologies to Speed the Aftermarket Product Development Process" will teach you the tools, rapid controls prototyping techniques (not to be confused with rapid parts prototyping techniques) and systems engineering methods that the automakers use to develop new products and integrate mechanical and electronic vehicle systems. These proven methods can improve performance and time-to-profit for a huge variety of products.

John Waraniak, SEMA vice president of technology, moderates the panel discussion, which includes Ed Browalski, president of Advanced Controls Engineering Consultants; Kevin Kott, president of dSPACE; Santhosh Jogi, engineering director of dSPACE; and Tom Gillespie, founder of Mechanical Simulation (CarSim).

As with all SEMA webinars, the information provided in the simulation technologies presentation is free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members. Participate in the live presentation or download the webinar at your convenience.

Visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register.

	The SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country.

U.S. auto parts manufacturers can grow their businesses and connect with Chinese buyers by participating in the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference. Utilizing a one-on-one appointment-based approach, the new event is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country. This matchmaking event takes place September 23–26, 2010, in Beijing, China, and is being held in conjunction with the China International Auto Parts Expo (CIAPE).

Unlike traditional trade shows, the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference will pair auto parts manufacturers with relevant Chinese buyers in up to a dozen private, pre-scheduled meetings.

Registration, available at www.sema.org/china, provides each exhibitor with a private meeting space, meeting furniture and equipment, a professional interpreter, meals and hotel accommodations for the duration of the event, all for a single low fee. The program includes exclusive networking events and a VIP tour of the CIAPE trade show.

Organizers intend the conference to be a do-it-yourself event, designed for exhibitors to carry all they need in one suitcase.

"The Chinese vehicle customization market is in its infancy, but it’s quickly growing and presents the single biggest potential opportunity for members looking to expand overseas," said SEMA President and CEO Chris Kersting. Given that the market is still early in development, we have built a low-cost program that is high in potential return."

CIAPE chairman Mr. Rengui Li added: "SEMA manufacturers will discover that there is a high demand for vehicle accessorization and tuning in China. Participants will hear directly from Chinese buyers and learn how they can succeed in the country."

SEMA Director of International Relations Linda Spencer noted that the event is straightforward and simple. "All an exhibitor needs to do is show up with a stack of brochures and product samples. It’s that simple."

Additional details about the event are available at www.sema.org/china or by contacting Linda Spencer at lindas@sema.org.

	The SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country.

U.S. auto parts manufacturers can grow their businesses and connect with Chinese buyers by participating in the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference. Utilizing a one-on-one appointment-based approach, the new event is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country. This matchmaking event takes place September 23–26, 2010, in Beijing, China, and is being held in conjunction with the China International Auto Parts Expo (CIAPE).

Unlike traditional trade shows, the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference will pair auto parts manufacturers with relevant Chinese buyers in up to a dozen private, pre-scheduled meetings.

Registration, available at www.sema.org/china, provides each exhibitor with a private meeting space, meeting furniture and equipment, a professional interpreter, meals and hotel accommodations for the duration of the event, all for a single low fee. The program includes exclusive networking events and a VIP tour of the CIAPE trade show.

Organizers intend the conference to be a do-it-yourself event, designed for exhibitors to carry all they need in one suitcase.

"The Chinese vehicle customization market is in its infancy, but it’s quickly growing and presents the single biggest potential opportunity for members looking to expand overseas," said SEMA President and CEO Chris Kersting. Given that the market is still early in development, we have built a low-cost program that is high in potential return."

CIAPE chairman Mr. Rengui Li added: "SEMA manufacturers will discover that there is a high demand for vehicle accessorization and tuning in China. Participants will hear directly from Chinese buyers and learn how they can succeed in the country."

SEMA Director of International Relations Linda Spencer noted that the event is straightforward and simple. "All an exhibitor needs to do is show up with a stack of brochures and product samples. It’s that simple."

Additional details about the event are available at www.sema.org/china or by contacting Linda Spencer at lindas@sema.org.

	The SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country.

U.S. auto parts manufacturers can grow their businesses and connect with Chinese buyers by participating in the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference. Utilizing a one-on-one appointment-based approach, the new event is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country. This matchmaking event takes place September 23–26, 2010, in Beijing, China, and is being held in conjunction with the China International Auto Parts Expo (CIAPE).

Unlike traditional trade shows, the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference will pair auto parts manufacturers with relevant Chinese buyers in up to a dozen private, pre-scheduled meetings.

Registration, available at www.sema.org/china, provides each exhibitor with a private meeting space, meeting furniture and equipment, a professional interpreter, meals and hotel accommodations for the duration of the event, all for a single low fee. The program includes exclusive networking events and a VIP tour of the CIAPE trade show.

Organizers intend the conference to be a do-it-yourself event, designed for exhibitors to carry all they need in one suitcase.

"The Chinese vehicle customization market is in its infancy, but it’s quickly growing and presents the single biggest potential opportunity for members looking to expand overseas," said SEMA President and CEO Chris Kersting. Given that the market is still early in development, we have built a low-cost program that is high in potential return."

CIAPE chairman Mr. Rengui Li added: "SEMA manufacturers will discover that there is a high demand for vehicle accessorization and tuning in China. Participants will hear directly from Chinese buyers and learn how they can succeed in the country."

SEMA Director of International Relations Linda Spencer noted that the event is straightforward and simple. "All an exhibitor needs to do is show up with a stack of brochures and product samples. It’s that simple."

Additional details about the event are available at www.sema.org/china or by contacting Linda Spencer at lindas@sema.org.

	The SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country.

U.S. auto parts manufacturers can grow their businesses and connect with Chinese buyers by participating in the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference. Utilizing a one-on-one appointment-based approach, the new event is a low-cost way for SEMA members to explore the business potential in China and establish a strong, lasting presence in the country. This matchmaking event takes place September 23–26, 2010, in Beijing, China, and is being held in conjunction with the China International Auto Parts Expo (CIAPE).

Unlike traditional trade shows, the SEMA CIAPE China Business Development Conference will pair auto parts manufacturers with relevant Chinese buyers in up to a dozen private, pre-scheduled meetings.

Registration, available at www.sema.org/china, provides each exhibitor with a private meeting space, meeting furniture and equipment, a professional interpreter, meals and hotel accommodations for the duration of the event, all for a single low fee. The program includes exclusive networking events and a VIP tour of the CIAPE trade show.

Organizers intend the conference to be a do-it-yourself event, designed for exhibitors to carry all they need in one suitcase.

"The Chinese vehicle customization market is in its infancy, but it’s quickly growing and presents the single biggest potential opportunity for members looking to expand overseas," said SEMA President and CEO Chris Kersting. Given that the market is still early in development, we have built a low-cost program that is high in potential return."

CIAPE chairman Mr. Rengui Li added: "SEMA manufacturers will discover that there is a high demand for vehicle accessorization and tuning in China. Participants will hear directly from Chinese buyers and learn how they can succeed in the country."

SEMA Director of International Relations Linda Spencer noted that the event is straightforward and simple. "All an exhibitor needs to do is show up with a stack of brochures and product samples. It’s that simple."

Additional details about the event are available at www.sema.org/china or by contacting Linda Spencer at lindas@sema.org.