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AutoForm Engineering USA Inc

SOUTHEAST Exhibitor: AutoForm was founded in Zurich, Switzerland, in 1995 and has continually grown at a rapid pace. Recognized as the leading provider of software for product manufacturability, tool and material cost calculation, die face design and virtual stamping as well as BiW assembly process optimization. The company has profoundly revolutionized the market with its innovations for rapid and reliable validation of the design, engineering and manufacturing processes. Today, AutoForm’s software addresses the major challenges in the automotive industry, such as CO2 emissions reduction and fuel savings, weight reduction, material consumption optimization of the body-in-white, increasing safety regulations, digitalization and implementation of Industry 4.0. However, there are still many unresolved challenges regarding sheet metal forming not only in the automotive industry but in other industries as well. AutoForm is becoming involved in medical and electrical appliance sectors and white goods industry. Since our foundation, we have proven to be a reliable, long-term partner for our customers and their sustained success. In our mission to provide state-of-the-art software through continuous investment in research and development, we will continue to be your best choice. Through our dedication to be the best at what we do, you can be sure that AutoForm will lead the way in advanced technological solutions that give you the competitive advantage. All of the major automotive OEMs and the majority of their suppliers have selected AutoForm as their software of choice. Over 3500 users in more than 1000 companies in 50 countries around the world trust in AutoForm for their key engineering and manufacturing operations.

Colin Gilchrist

Speaker at SOUTHEAST: Colin Gilchrist, Digital Systems Product Manager, Phillips Federal

Kessler USA

SOUTHEAST Exhibitor: Franz Kessler providing Spindle Technology, System Technology and Drive Technology for modern Machine Tools. Kessler offers tailor-made spindle technology to suit your needs: Individual, flexible, modular and suitable for all areas of application. Kessler offers 2-axis swiveling heads for maximum precision and dynamic for 5-axis machining. Kessler offers a product line of 1- and 2-axis tables and multi-axis special purpose solutions. Kessler offers direct drive systems according to customer requirements. Kessler provides Manufacturer expertise for first-class repair service. Kessler Service Spindles: Available from stock, delivery on demand, replacement of spindle in your facility Express Repair: Dependable at the highest quality, using OEM parts, tested under operating conditions, on-site support. On-Site Service: Fast response time, factory trained service engineers, worldwide presence. Spindle Hotel: Professional storage according to optimal conditions, delivery on demand. Spare Parts Management: Original spare parts directly from the manufacturer, customer focused service solutions, large local inventory of critical parts Training: Kessler training programs to optimize performance and increase product life

From Hype to Hands-On: A Practical AI Playbook for Small & Medium Manufacturers

SOUTHEAST Session: Many small and medium-sized manufacturers feel overwhelmed by the hype around artificial intelligence, yet struggle to see where to begin without significant disruption or cost. This talk will present a practical, proven framework that helps owners, operators, and engineering managers adopt AI in a step-by-step approach. Real case studies will be shared, including a demand planning implementation that reduced costs and enhanced decision-making without requiring significant capital investments. Attendees will gain a clear roadmap to identify high-impact opportunities, pilot small projects, and scale AI solutions that deliver measurable ROI and strengthen long-term competitiveness. This session provides actionable strategies and dispels common myths, demonstrating that digital transformation does not have to be complex or out of reach for smaller manufacturers ready to take the first step.

Fabricating & Metalworking Magazine

SOUTHEAST Exhibitor: Fabricating and Metalworking provides rich technical content and targeted advertising through print, online, video, social, and other multimedia outlets. We serve a diverse audience of small-to-large size job shops, contract manufacturers, metal service centers, OEMs, and higher volume metal manufacturers who compete in markets ranging from aerospace, automotive, medical, OEM Off-Highway, defense, machinery manufacturers, to energy, construction and mining....... plus many more.

From CUI to ROI: A DIY Guide to CMMC Compliance

SOUTHEAST Session: Understand the essential steps for achieving CMMC compliance in this essential session. Colin Gilchrist will provide a comprehensive guide for organizations looking to bridge the gap between cybersecurity requirements and business growth, ensuring a strong compliance foundation.

From Blind Spots to Sweet Spots: Architecting Intelligent Visibility in Manufacturing Supply Chains

SOUTHEAST Session: Manufacturers today are under immense pressure to navigate supply chain complexity while improving agility, customer responsiveness and cost efficiency. The industry has invested years in enabling core digital foundations like ERP, MES, WMS and operational dashboards; however, persistent blind spots across sourcing, production, inventory, logistics, sales and aftermarket services continue to erode operational performance and limit strategic decision-making. According to a 2025 survey of 300 mid-market manufacturers, only 45% have recently improved end-to- end- supply chain visibility, indicating that there is significant room for investment and improvement. Supply Chain visibility will be the future of manufacturing. A recent survey by Deloitte showed that 76% of manufacturers report limited visibility across their supply chain, making traceability a key issue in today’s environment. Data visibility is essential to a resilient supply chain; however, in a survey of 506 supply chain leaders, only 19% of organizations have embedded scenario planning into their operations, limiting their ability to anticipate and respond to disruption. The answer to fixing these blind spots isn’t yet another dashboard or point solution, but a digitally engineered supply chain with intelligent, end-to-end visibility and traceability across the manufacturing value chain. In this presentation, we explore why blind spots emerge and how a unified theme of real-time traceability can act as a digital thread to convert blind spots into sweet spots for manufacturers.