She was instrumental in the successful launch of Cadence magazine, and over the years has written incisive and thoughtful articles for many leading publications in the engineering software industry. In 1967 he and several colleagues founded SDRC and set on the path to change the world of mechanical engineering. In 1983, he founded ITI, now recognized as a leader in developing tools for concurrent product and manufacturing process development. Over his long career, Dr. Lemon's work has had a positive effect on millions of engineers around the world, with a ripple effect touching literally billions of people. It has also been a leader in creating interoperability guidelines which encourage software vendors to design applications which can share data openly.
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This year's event, presented by Microsoft and Compaq, and sponsored by Oce, PTC, SDRC, and UGS is being held in Scottsdale Arizona, April 26-28.