Grow Your Knowledge Base at EDC

The Electronic Document Conference (EDC) will be held from June 17-18 in Seattle, Washington. Attend this educational experience to obtain a wide-range of information about current electronic document technologies.

Who Should Attend EDC?

The conference is intended for product managers, developers and technical users working with electronic document technologies.

Expand Your Electronic Document Technologies Knowledge

The Electronic Document Conference offers dozens of sessions over two days as well as panel discussions, networking opportunities and more!

One Event – Six Themes

The Electronic Document Conference is divided into six themes:

Automation
Accessibility
Business
File Formats
Open Data
Workflow

The Agenda

To view the event’s agenda, click here.

A Chance to Network

EDC attendees can join the speakers for a three-hour dinner cruise on Seattle’s Lake Washington immediately after the panel on June 17. Cruise tickets are limited and must be purchased when registering.

Attend SEAL Systems’ David Salamanek’s Session –
Transform the Supply Chain with 3D PDF

David Salamanek is SEAL Systems’ General Manager and is a thought leader on the rise of digital formats.

Transform the Supply Chain: Session Description

Evolving business-to-business data exchange requires innovative methods to concisely and effectively share designs and information across a wide range of applications. Using 3D PDFs to combine engineering drawings with business intelligence is the natural step toward more efficient procurement operations.

The presentation will begin with the fundamentals of 3D PDF, answering: “What is a 3D PDF?” Using examples from a high-tech plastics engineering company, we’ll demonstrate how to take advantage of the multi-faceted feature set of 3D PDF to bring relevant PLM/BOM engineering, ERP business, and CAD design components to one page. Along with this example, the controls of a 3D PDF and how to review its contents will be shown. We’ll outline options in generating 3D PDFs, finding resources, and planning first steps. Finally, we’ll cover best practice in distribution choices for delivering completed 3D files to suppliers and their options for receiving and viewing these documents.