Register today for free webinar: IBM Application Ready Solution for Abaqus Users

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You don’t need to be a big
company with extensive IT resources to experience the full functionality of the
best in class Abaqus product line within a high performance environment.
Realistic simulation is now more accessible than ever with the brand new IBM
Application Ready Solution for Abaqus. Optimized for key engineering and
technical applications, this solution takes the complexity, guesswork, and risk
out of deploying, managing, and using HPC clusters.

Attend this 40- to
60-minute webinar where you’ll discover how to:

IBM Application Ready
Solution for Abaqus Users

Jan. 20, 2014 at 11 a.m.

Register Here

• Simplify
  installation, deployment, use, and management of HPC clusters.
• Evaluate
  more design options, faster.
• Reduce
  physical testing.
• Bring
  better performing products to market.

Register now and walk away with a dozen great
reasons to transition from workstations to an HPC cluster environment!

Presenters:

• Teri DeWalt,
  IBM Technical Computing Market Segment Manager, is responsible for global
  strategy, channel enablement, and marketing of high-performance systems,
  software, and solutions for technical computing.
• Martin Feyereisen, IBM Systems and Technology Group, leads worldwide CAE
  (computer aided engineering) sales activities and customer support in the
  Automotive/Aerospace market segment.
• Matt Dunbar is
  a Technology Director for Architecture at Dassault Systèmes SIMULIA.

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