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Delphi CAD/CAM Center of Excellence

The Industry's Resource for Delphi's CAD/CAM Innovations

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"Improving Global Design Collaboration for Manufacturing Excellence"

Effective global collaboration is fundamental to innovation, efficient product development and high quality. Yet few manufacturers excel in these mission-critical processes.

Join Delphi executive David Lien, senior designer Kevin Marseilles and CAD industry expert David Prawel for this complimentary Webinar as they discuss the importance of standardizing design methodology and demonstrate its impact on global collaboration, efficiency and time-to-market. Learn how "Design Anywhere, Engineer Anywhere, Manufacture Anywhere" can become a reality in your company.

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The Delphi Center of CAD/CAM Excellence serves as the manufacturing marketplace's single point of support and information for Delphi's productivity innovations. It puts designers and engineers within instant reach to information about training, certification, and support programs, as well as providing information about how CAD/CAM Service Providers can become authorized and certified to offer training programs in Delphi's exciting innovations.

Unleashing CAD/CAM Performance for Competitive Advantage
The Delphi Center of CAD/CAM Excellence is the marketplace's link to Delphi's tried-and-true, CAD/CAM productivity innovations.

These innovations help manufacturers design and manufacture products in profound new ways, generating results significantly above the competition.

Delphi innovations deliver results with proven success

Competitive Benefits
Speed to market, a boost in productivity, and lower costs are the consistent benefits of all our innovations-benefits that help you generate results significantly above your competition.

Read more about the Delphi Center of CAD/CAM Excellence in our brochure.

View the on-demand version of Delphi's "Using A Standardized PLM Approach to Drive Global Manufacturing Efficiency" webinar. Originally presented on November 2, 2005.