ATLANTA, GA, April 09, 2014 (Press-News.org) Autodesk Inc., technical evangelist and Cadalyst columnist Lynn Allen will be the keynote speaker at a technology showcase hosted by Hagerman & Company on April 22 at the Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center. Allen has authored the Cadalyst column, "Circles and Lines" for more than 20 years and is the creator of the online magazine's AutoCAD video tips. She has also written three books, the latest titled "AutoCAD Professional Tips and Techniques." A sought-after public speaker, Allen is frequently one of the highest rated presenters at Autodesk University.
The technology showcase will be presented by Hagerman & Company, Inc., an Autodesk value-added reseller celebrating 30-years of partnership with Autodesk. The free event will feature a variety of software labs conducted by Autodesk and Hagerman representatives showcasing the latest technology solutions for manufacturing, building and civil industries.
The technology showcase agenda includes sessions featuring digital prototyping, simulation, BIM for interiors, infrastructure, airflow analysis, Robot Structural Analysis (RSA), the new Autodesk HSM CAM software solution and much more.
"I am looking forward to another great event in Atlanta and working with Hagerman & Company again," said Lynn Allen. "The Technology Showcase will be a day filled of robust learning - I'm looking forward to teaching and taking a couple of the sessions listed."
Allen will present two sessions including "Autodesk 360 - Embrace the Cloud" and her popular presentation "60 AutoCAD Tips in 60 Minutes."
"Having Lynn present her expertise at our event is a privilege," said Hagerman & Company president/CEO Sandy Hagerman. "I am happy to work together with Autodesk to bring our customers and friends the tools they need to improve their productivity."
The event will run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and includes continental breakfast and lunch. Each guest has the chance to win one of several $25 Amazon gift cards and will be entered in the grand prize drawing for a Keurig DeskPro Brewing System. For complete details and registration, visit www.hagerman.com.
About Hagerman & Company, Inc.
Hagerman & Company, Inc. has a single mission -- to help clients become more productive. We do this through the successful implementation of technology. The Company is a Value Added Reseller/System Integrator (VAR/SI) and Consultant that serves 21 locations nationwide. The Company is a large software supplier to manufacturing companies, industrial design firms, AEC and civil design firms and the government. In addition, Hagerman & Company provides expert training, support and consulting services.
Hagerman & Company is a 30-year Autodesk Value Added Reseller and Microsoft Certified Solution Provider, and also represents major software developers including BlueCielo (ECM) and Sugar CRM.
Renowned for unparalleled service and support, Hagerman & Company is an Autodesk Authorized Training Center (ATC) and AIA Continuing Education Systems Provider. The company is also a Gold Support provider, the highest level of support recognized by Autodesk. For more information about Hagerman & Company, please visit our website at www.hagerman.com.
Autodesk, AutoCAD and ATC are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders.
Lynn Allen - Live in Atlanta for Hagerman Technology Showcase
Autodesk Technical Evangelist to headline at technology showcase.
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