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Fast Development for a Rugged Plane

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groupware - workflow

Overview Quest Aircraft Company has designed a new 10-place single engine utility turboprop airplane known as the Kodiak. This is a plane that's specifically designed to go places other planes can't. Quest Aircraft Company wanted to achieve FAA certification and begin selling planes. The company deployed easy-to-learn finite element analysis software. They took help from reseller (Predictive Engineering Inc.) to bring FEA in-house and bought simulating parts within their surroundings.

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Publisher	Siemens	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2007	Downloads	4
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Groupware - Workflow, Collaboration Tools

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Mobile & Wireless
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