Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The future is built largely by engineers and designers with the talent and skill to take an idea and turn it into the products and services that enhance life for all of us. Great ideas come from individuals and from gigantic corporations, but the ability to take insight and turn it into marketable products confers a significant advantage on larger corporations. Scale matters, and the meme of the long hours and high stress world of the startup is based in reality.
But does it have to be? What if individuals and small firms had access to the same powerful engineering tools used by multinational corporations, and were freed from the constraints of limited capital and a modest headcount? That’s the promise of cloud connected engineering software, which has implications far beyond simply remote work.
Joining engineering.com on this episode of The Engineering Roundtable are four experts to discuss he implications of these power tools:
PANELISTS:
Robin Persiaux, R&D Design engineer, ACWA Robotics
Susan Coleman, Director of Academic and Startup Programs, Ansys
Mark Birch, Global Startup Advocate, Amazon Web Services
JJ Jones, Global Cloud Business Development Manager, Ansys
Watch the full interview here: engineering.com/resources/the-future-of-engineering-is-in-the-cloud-powering-innovators-with-cloud-based-simulation
#cloudcomputing #simulation #ansys #aws
The future is built largely by engineers and designers with the talent and skill to take an idea and turn it into the products and services that enhance life for all of us. Great ideas come from individuals and from gigantic corporations, but the ability to take insight and turn it into marketable products confers a significant advantage on larger corporations. Scale matters, and the meme of the long hours and high stress world of the startup is based in reality.
But does it have to be? What if individuals and small firms had access to the same powerful engineering tools used by multinational corporations, and were freed from the constraints of limited capital and a modest headcount? That’s the promise of cloud connected engineering software, which has implications far beyond simply remote work.
Joining engineering.com on this episode of The Engineering Roundtable are four experts to discuss he implications of these power tools:
PANELISTS:
Robin Persiaux, R&D Design engineer, ACWA Robotics
Susan Coleman, Director of Academic and Startup Programs, Ansys
Mark Birch, Global Startup Advocate, Amazon Web Services
JJ Jones, Global Cloud Business Development Manager, Ansys
Watch the full interview here: engineering.com/resources/the-future-of-engineering-is-in-the-cloud-powering-innovators-with-cloud-based-simulation
#cloudcomputing #simulation #ansys #aws
