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Making Things For The Future Today

CS Tan, Autodesk Malaysia

11-Feb-15 12:00

Making Things For The Future Today

Design technology has changed throughout the years and last year, companies from across all industries saw a huge increase in adoption of design technology, one company for example is Proton with their Proton Iriz. CS Tan, Country Manager for Autodesk Malaysia comes in to talk about trends in 2015 and the power of design and technology in the future of making things.


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