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In addition to top-notch technical sessions, EWC 2008 offers an entertainingevening hosted by DP Technology to celebrate that release of ESPRIT 2009and ESPRIT Mold Version 10, as well as hospitality with opportunities fornetworking and sharing, including hosted breakfast and lunch gatheringsand optional “after hours” recreational activities.

In short, there is no other annual ESPRIT event that offers maximumeducational value, in addition to networking opportunities within theeducational setting.

• One half-day general session for all attendees• A grand total of 28 hours of intensive technical training over four days• Your choice of educational sessions from among an extensive selection of

break-outs, hands-on workshops and roundtable discussions• New for 2008 – ESPRIT Boot Camp – a class for new users that will provide

an introduction to milling and turning programming with ESPRIT providedover three and one-half days following the half-day opening general session.Equivalent in technical content to a standard ESPRIT introduction training,this course is held concurrent with the regular conference technical sessionsand will be strictly limited in size. Attendees who select ESPRIT Boot Campwill spend the entire week in this introductory course and will not have timefor the other technical sessions

• An additional day (Monday, May 12, 2008) of sales meetings set aside exclusivelyfor resellers.

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Conference registration has begun, as has the chance to take advantageof the early bird registration fee of $995 USD — which includes admissionto 28 hours of technical conference sessions, special events and breakfast andlunch daily. Early bird registration ends December 31, 2007, so act quickly totake advantage of the special value. The regular registration rate is $1,195 USDfrom January 1, 2008. All rates are per person.

Additional conference details will soon be provided via e-mail and ESPRITWeb. As conference space will be limited, plan to register early to confirmyour participation.

ESPRIT users, DP Technology staffersand tech-minded guests from around the

globe are gathered for the four-dayESPRIT World Conference —the one

annual comprehensive event combiningthe latest technology with the best

technical training to ensure that end userswalk away knowing how to make the most

of ESPRIT 2009.

This meeting of minds is ESPRIT WorldConference (EWC) 2008, to take place

among the city streets of Denver, Colo.,a ruggedly beautiful locale that makes iteasy for attendees to learn the nuts andbolts of the latest upgrades in comfort

and style.

With another attendance-toppingconference behind us and the next on the

horizon, it’s time to bust out those all-important calendars and schedule time

for some serious learning — learning thatwill lead to streamlined business on the

shop floor.

Scheduled for May 13-16, 2008, EWC2008, tailored for the launch of the latestversions of ESPRIT, offers 28 hours of

extensive product training, inspiringeducational seminars, hands-on instruction

and workshops for beginning andexperienced users alike.

Courses focusing on new features andfunctions within ESPRIT 2009 and

ESPRIT Mold Version 10 are the mainstayof the conference, and conference

attendees report that, in addition to takingadvantage of the extensive technical

knowledge of course instructors, theyhave gleaned valuable pointers from fellow

conference participants.

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FROM PREVIOUS ATTENDEES“The classes are tailored to be a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced users alike.”— Dave Thompson, Gross Machinery Group

“The class variety and levels are great, and the chance to have input on the direction for the futureis invaluable.”— Scott Hornbeak, Adams Machinery

“We have found that the level of customer service we have received in support of our implementation andongoing use and development of the ESPRIT products has been excellent. Anyone we contact within theESPRIT organization is always ready and willing to give us that personal kind of attention that is neededto promptly and effectively address the ‘need at hand.”— Walt Lentz, Halliburton Manufacturing

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ESPRIT World Conference 2008 is attended by any member of the ESPRIT community wishing to improve shopproductivity or receive a high return on their CAM investment — and is recommended for end users who wishto stay apprised of the latest upgrades available in ESPRIT and ESPRIT Mold.

The conference will also be attended by representatives of each ESPRIT reseller—including top management,sales and technical managers — in addition to a select group of customers from around the globe. DP Technologywill be represented at the conference by all executive managers from the United States, Asia, and Europe, as wellas by product managers, and research and development and applications engineering staff.

The vibrant city streets of Denver, Colo., make the destination an ideal site for ESPRIT World Conference 2008.With its spacious facilities and elegantly modern atmosphere, the Grand Hyatt Denver, situated convenientlydowntown, is a lively city venue at which to work and play in style. Lodging has been reserved at a special rateof $155 USD per night, plus 14.85 percent tax. Reservations will be made through DP Technology.

May 13—16, 2007 for ESPRIT World Conference 2008

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This year’s conference willfeature a large number ofhands-on and roundtable

technical sessions. Each sessionwill be limited in size to

approximately 25-30 people, lastfrom 2-4 hours depending oncontent, and will be repeated

several times during the courseof the conference. Due to the

large number of sessionsavailable it will not be possiblein the 28 hours available for oneindividual to attend all sessions.

(ESPRIT reseller meetings run all day on Monday, May 7)

Preliminary Su mmary Agenda

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“I got a lot out of ittechnically — and the best

part about it was the people.I couldn’t believe how

accessible Dan Frayssinetwas to everybody. Most of thepeople were that way, but hewas exceptional, consideringwho he is. I really enjoyed alot of the technical stuff. It’shuge on networking becauseyou meet people with similar

interests from taking theclasses. The new features that

came out this year forturning were excellent; the

autostock feature they cameout with was great.”

— David Desrosiers,Hypertherm, Inc.

Reseller Registration Open—Mt. ElbertReseller Meetings—Mt. ElbertUser Registration & Reception—Imperial Foyer

Registration Open—Imperial FoyerBuffet Breakfast—Capitol Peak BallroomGeneral Session—Imperial BallroomBreak—Imperial FoyerGeneral Session Resumes—Imperial BallroomLunch—Capitol Peak BallroomTechnical Breakout SessionsBreak—Imperial FoyerBreakout SessionsWelcome Reception Event—TBA

Buffet Breakfast—Capitol Peak BallroomTechnical Breakout SessionsBreak—Imperial FoyerBreakout SessionsLunch—Capitol Peak BallroomBreakout SessionsBreak—Imperial FoyerBreakout SessionsSport Event Evening—OptionalOpen Evening

Buffet Breakfast—Capitol Peak BallroomTechnical Breakout SessionsBreak—Imperial FoyerBreakout SessionsLunch—Capitol Peak BallroomBreakout SessionsBreak—Imperial FoyerBreakout SessionsOpen Evening

Buffet Breakfast—Capitol Peak BallroomTechnical Breakout SessionsBreak—Imperial FoyerBreakout SessionsLunch—Capitol Peak BallroomBreakout SessionsClosing Ceremony—Capitol Peak BallroomConference Adjourns

MONDAY, MAY 127:00am—9:00am9:00am—5:00 pm4:00pm—8:00pm

TUESDAY , MAY 137:30am—8:307:30—8:308:30—10:0010:00—10:3010:30—12:15pm12:15—1:301:30—3:153:15—3:453:45—5:306:30—10:30

WEDNESDAY, MAY 147:30am—8:308:30—10:0010:00—10:3010:30—12:15pm12:15—1:301:30—3:153:15—3:453:45—5:306:00—9:006:00

THURSDAY, MAY 157:30am—8:308:30—10:0010:00—10:3010:30—12:15pm12:15—1:301:30—3:153:15—3:453:45—5:305:30 pm

FRIDAY, MAY 167:30am—8:308:30—10:0010:00—10:3010:30—12:15pm12:15—1:301:30—3:153:15—4:004:00 pm

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ESPRIT for AllJump into the newest release of ESPRIT with this funand informative session. Discover how the newestenhancements can make your job easier and faster. Thisdiscussion covers all the general enhancements to ESPRIT2009—from improved graphics to interface enhancementsto time-saving tips. Software installation and administrationare also discussed.

SolidMill EssentialsGet the most from SolidMill Traditional and Productionwith practical hands-on examples of the latest functionalityand product enhancements. Attend the SolidMill Essentialsclass first and then round out your conference experienceby attending the other SolidMill classes available throughoutthe conference. Other SolidMill Traditional and Productionclasses available during the conference include hands-onlabs, advanced classes, and the SolidMill Direction forthe Future roundtable where you can voice yoursuggestions for future development of SolidMill.

Skill Level: A working knowledge of ESPRIT 2008SolidMill.

SolidMill and SolidMillTurn FreeForm EssentialsThis class is a must for 3D milling specialists, so reserveyour seat today. Be first to find out about the latest 3-axisand 5-axis product enhancements and functionalityavailable in SolidMill FreeForm and SolidMillTurnFreeForm. Now a blend of the best surface machiningtechnology offered by both ESPRIT and ESPRIT Mold,you have to see for yourself the newest innovations tofreeform machining. And, this class wouldn’t be completewithout taking a look at the new 3D features that workhand-in-hand with the new multi-axis milling functionality.

Skill Level: Extensive experience in programming3-axis or 5-axis milling or mill/turn machines.

Technical Sessions• Learn new skills and how to use the latest

features of ESPRIT 2009.

• Enhance your skills with a better under-standing of ESPRIT's existing features ingreater detail.

• Consult with ESPRIT experts on a one-on-one basis as you bring your special projectsto a customer-driven, hands-on lab.

• Bring your post processing questions andissues for any style milling, turning, or wireEDM machine.

• Find out how to automate common orrepetitive tasks specifically tailored toyour machining needs. You don’t need tobe a computer programmer to use thispowerful tool!

• Discover how to create, store and retrievemachining processes that let you capturethe best machining practices for the partsyou machine most often.

• Find out the best techniques forprogramming specific CNC machines fromthe following popular machine toolmanufacturers: Citizen, Mori Seiki, or Sodick.

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SolidTurn/SolidMillTurn EssentialsReserve your seat early for this popular course. As thepopularity of multitasking machines increases, so doesthe demand for this course. Find out the benefits of thelatest turning and mill/turn product enhancements andfunctionality. The SolidTurn/SolidMillTurn Essentialsclass gives you a jump start into the other excitingSolidTurn/SolidMillTurn classes available throughoutthe conference. Other SolidTurn/SolidMillTurn classesavailable during the conference include hands-on labs,advanced courses, a Citizen class, and theSolidTurn/SolidMillTurn Direction for the Futureroundtable.

Skill Level: A working knowledge of ESPRIT 2008SolidTurn or SolidMillTurn.

SolidWire EssentialsGet your hands on the newest SolidWire productdevelopments and functionality. This popular class isalways a winner with practical hands-on examples thatlet you test drive the latest innovations to SolidWirefunctionality. Attend the SolidWire Essentials class firstand then advance your knowledge further by attendingthe other SolidWire classes available throughout theconference. Other SolidWire classes available during theconference include hands-on labs, advanced courses, aSodick class, and the SolidWire Direction for the Futureroundtable discussion.

Skill Level: A working knowledge of ESPRIT 2008SolidWire.

ESPRIT Mold EssentialsAttend this comprehensive overview of the newinnovations to ESPRIT Mold. This class will keep youup-to-date on the latest improvements to this robustand easy-to-use product for 3-axis, 3+2, and 5-axismachining. ESPRIT Mold provides a rich set of functionsfor the most demanding 3D machining requirementsfor the mold, die, and prototype industries.

Skill Level: A working knowledge of ESPRIT Mold v9.

API LaunchPadSign up early to avoid missing out on this heavilysubscribed class. This session provides a hands-onintroduction to working with Visual Basic and theESPRIT Application Programming Interface (API). TheESPRIT API is accessible enough that even completenovices can quickly get started writing macros. Learn

the fundamentals of the ESPRIT API to help you programESPRIT applications to automate common or repetitivetasks or add functionality tailored specifically to yourmachining needs. The purpose of this class is to helpnovice users get started on the road to increasedproductivity.

Skill Level: Some familiarity with the Visual Basicprogramming language.

API EssentialsDelve into the ESPRIT API in this in-depth course. Learnpractical uses for the newest product enhancements andfunctionality in ESPRIT. Hands-on examples will helpyou unlock the power of the ESPRIT API to utilize anylevel of ESPRIT functionality.

Skill Level: Extensive experience programming theESPRIT 2008 API.

Advanced CoursesElevate your skills to a new level by attending advancedhands-on courses in SolidMill Traditional and Production,SolidTurn and SolidMillTurn, SolidWire, and the ESPRITAPI. These courses provide in-depth training to makeyou more productive and effective at your job. Evenexpert users always learn something new from theseclasses. Post Processing is also discussed, so bring yourquestions and issues about any subject related to PostProcessing for any style milling, turning, or wire EDMmachine.

Skill Level: Extensive experience in programmingmilling, turning, mill/turn, or wire EDM machines.

Hands-on LabsDo you have a tough question only the ESPRIT expertscan answer? Bring your own projects to these customer-driven labs that give attendees the freedom to discusstheir own issues, questions, and machining projects one-on-one with the ESPRIT experts.

Individual labs will be available at the end of the day tocover any subject related to:

• SolidMill Traditional and Production and ESPRITKnowledgeBase

• SolidTurn and SolidMillTurn• SolidWire Gold and Platinum• ESPRIT API• ESPRIT Mold

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Machine-Specific CoursesGet the most from your machine tool investment byattending specialized courses that focus exclusively onthe best techniques for programming specific CNCmachines. Each course will feature the latest developmentsin ESPRIT interoperability with the following popularmachine tool manufacturers:

• Sodick• Citizen• Mori Seiki

Skill Level: Extensive experience in programmingmilling, turning, mill/turn, or wire EDM machines.

KnowledgeBase LaunchPadLaunch your company into a new level of automation.Intended for the novice user, this class covers the basicsof why and how to set up data in the ESPRITKnowledgeBase to improve consistency and freeprogrammers from repetitive tasks. Learn how to set upand store shop floor data for commonly used cuttingtools, part materials, speeds and feeds, and machiningparameters. Then learn how to use that data in ESPRITto automatically select the proper tools, optimum speedsand feeds, and preferred machining parameters. Thisintroductory course also explains how to use the ProcessManager in ESPRIT to create, store, and retrievemachining processes that let you capture best machiningpractices for the parts you machine most often.

Skill Level: A working knowledge of ESPRIT 2008.

Direction for the FutureTake advantage of this unique opportunity to influencethe future product development of ESPRIT. Theseroundtable discussions are a great way to provide feedbackabout your machining requirements and changing industrytrends. Take this opportunity to suggest enhancementsand discuss your overall views of the product.

Speak directly to ESPRIT product managers in the areas of:

• SolidMill Traditional, Production, and FreeForm plusESPRIT KnowledgeBase

• SolidTurn and SolidMillTurn• SolidWire• ESPRIT Mold

Skill Level: Extensive experience in programmingmilling, turning, mill/turn, or wire EDM machines.

“The ESPRIT Conference presented by DP Technology is an absolute necessity in order to be properlyinformed about the upcoming release! This company employs some of the most passionate people in thebusiness and they are here, eager to provide hands-on training for new commands and functionality,as well as to help bring closure to open issues on a personal level through advanced workshops. Thisexperience stands next to no other as an occasion to build resources within the ESPRIT community.My associates and I walked away with a clearer vision for ESPRIT’s future within our company. Wehad fun, ate well, met new people, and left the conference knowing that without a doubt we did make

‘The Right Choice!’ ”— Daniel N. Parry, Paper Converting Machine Company

New for 2008ESPRIT Boot CampA class for new users that will provide an introduction tomilling and turning programming with ESPRIT providedover three and one-half days following the half-dayopening general session. Equivalent in technical contentto a standard ESPRIT introduction training, this courseis held concurrent with the regular conference technicalsessions and will be strictly limited in size. Attendees whoselect ESPRIT Boot Camp will spend the entire week inthis introductory course and will not have time for theother technical sessions.

Skill Level: A working knowledge of machining andMicrosoft Windows.

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Keynote Speakers—Biographies

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Dr. Christopher A. Brown, a professor of mechanicalengineering, has been a member of the faculty atWorcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) since 1989, wherehe teaches courses for industry on axiomatic design andis currently the director of WPI’s Surface MetrologyLab, WPI’s Center for Advanced Abrasive Processes

and WPI’s Haas TechnicalEducation Center forCNC Machining.�Dr. Brown, whocompleted his doctoralstudies in machining atthe University ofVermont in 1983, spentfour years in the SwissFederal Institute ofTechnology’s MaterialsDepartment, where hestudied machined

surfaces, followed by two years as senior research engineerat Atlas Copco’s European Research Center, inSwitzerland, where he concentrated on product andprocess development.�Dr. Brown will be a featured speaker at ESPRIT WorldConference 2008, where he will address the topic ofaxiomatic design in a discussion titled “Axiomatic Design:a Method for Improving Products and Reducing Timeto Market.”

Dr. Christo pher A. Brown

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ESPRIT World Conference 2008 offers up the

best in hands-on technical instruction, practical

guidance and conceptual information.

Because DP Technology knows that trends in

the CAM industry are affected by everything

from the global economy to hours spent on the

shop floor, this year’s selection of inspiring and

informational speakers run the industry gamut.

Be they well versed in academics, the world market

or practical expertise, our special guests are

representative of the CAM industry as a whole—

because we know that’s where our customers’

interests lie.

As we go to press our roster of distinguished

speakers continues to grow and promises to

include representatives from well-known

international manufacturing companies.

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Dr. Masahiko Mori is the president and representativedirector of Mori Seiki Co., Ltd. Dr. Mori holds a bachelor

of mechanical sciencesdegree from KyotoUniversity and, in 2003,received a doctorate ofengineering from TokyoUniversity.

Dr. Mori was appointedpresident of Mori Seikiin 1999. He is currentlyan advisory boardmember for severalorganizations, includingthe University of

California (UC), Davis, Department of Engineering; theNational University of Singapore and the Ministry ofEconomy Trade and Industry (METI).

Dr. Mori will be a featured speaker at ESPRIT WorldConference 2008.

Richard Rowell, senior NC programmer for HalliburtonEnergy Services, has 27 years of manufacturing experienceunder his belt.

Rowell’s experience includes 26 years at Halliburton, aprovider of oilfield technologies and services, and oneyear with the Martin Marietta Corp., where he worked on

a Pershing II missile tacticalinterdiction contract.

Throughout his nearlythree decades atHalliburton, Rowell hasworked in variouspositions. He spent twoyears in quality control, 10years in the machine shopas a senior NC machinist,seven years as aprogrammer on the shop

floor, three years as an NC programmer, and four yearsas a senior programmer working on CAM implementationand support.

Rowell will be a featured speaker at ESPRIT WorldConference 2008, where he will discuss Halliburton’s useof ESPRIT.

Dr. Masahiko Mori Richard Rowell

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MORI SEIKIFounded in 1948, Mori Seiki Co., Ltd. is an internationally recognized manufacturer of machinetools, peripherals and systems, with more than 160,000 installations around the world.

Mori Seiki is directed by President Masahiko Mori, Dr. Eng., and employs over 2,755 individualsworldwide. �With a history of excellence, Mori Seiki leads the industry in quality and innovationof machine tool design. The company recently launched Mori Seiki University out of itscommitment to promoting education and workforce development in the manufacturing industry.

U.S. headquarters are located in Chicago, with locations in Boston, Cincinnati, Dallas, Detroit,Los Angeles, and New Jersey. International headquarters are located in Nagoya, Japan.

SODICK, Inc.Since 1976, Sodick has manufactured over 40,000 EDM machines that are the best in the world.Our machines are used for the production of dies and molds and other various applicationswhich can not be produced by standard machining methods.

Any company that wants to become the industry leader must be committed to the highest qualitystandards. For Sodick this commitment does not stop at sales but applies equally to providingadvice and support for applications, training, parts and service. Sodick's North American headquartersis located in Schaumburg, IL which is conveniently located 20 minutes from Chicago's O'Hareairport. The headquarters houses a $6 million parts inventory that ensures consumable andreplacement parts are readily available. Regional technical centers are located in Brea, CA, Rockaway,NJ and a research and development center is located in San Jose, CA. Customer support is handledby experienced engineers and all support calls are documented and entered into a CRM databaseresulting in the highest degree of customer satisfaction.

As an EDM pioneer, Sodick has continuously conducted research and development that hasresulted in machines with sophisticated and unique features. Continuous investments are also madein our three production facilities that have made it possible to manufacture all machine componentswhich result in high precision and high performance machines. It is our highest aim that wecontinuously serve our customers by offering the most advanced machines that meet our customers'requirements and expectations.

TOOLING & PRODUCTIONTooling & Production is a monthly magazine that provides information on technology forproduction metalworking manufacturing with emphasis on the needs of “large plant” manufacturers.Leading-edge product developments in machine tools and related products are featured intechnology and product reviews, case studies, and application articles that detail how T&P’sreaders can improve productivity and maximize profitability by adopting the latest advancedtechnology. Format includes opinions of industry-leading columnists on such topics as Management(Stan Modic), the Economics of Manufacturing (Mike Whitney) Shop Floor Practices (SteveRose), and Cutting Tools (Mark Stover), as well as continuing coverage of news about industryleaders and their companies. Each issue features information about machines and processesrequired for efficient metalworking production, including software (CAD/CAM) and CNCcontrols, tooling and cutting tools, workholding devices, metalworking fluids, and qualitymeasurement and inspection equipment, among others.

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