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MEDIA KIT 2019 TECHNOLOGY FOR OPTIMAL ENGINEERING DESIGN DigitalEngineering247.com Who We Are From the Publisher DE’S MISSION Welcome to Digital Engineering, a B2B media business dedicated to technology for optimal engineering The design engineer is in the center of a design. We have a dedicated following of over 88,000 design engineers and engineering & IT managers at the never-ending cycle of improvement that very front end of product design. DE’s targeted audience consumes our cutting-edge editorial content that is provided in the form of a magazine (print & digital formats), five e-newsletters, editorial webcasts and our relies on the integration of multiple redesigned website at www.DigitalEngineering247.com technologies, multi-disciplinary engineering Unlike other design engineering titles, we do not try to be all things to all people. We are not a component teams, and the collection and dissemination magazine. We focus on the technologies that drive better designs. We cover the following: of design, simulation, test and market • design software data. In addition to using the best available • simulation & analysis software technology to optimize each stage of the • prototyping options (additive/subtractive/short-run manufacturing) • test & measurement cycle, a fully optimized workflow enhances • IoT/sensors to communicate the data communication and collaboration along a • computer options (workstations/HPC/Cloud) to run the software and manage the data digital thread that connects the engineering • workflow software to communicate the design process throughout the entire lifecycle via the digital thread. team, colleagues in other departments, Please see the specific departments and product coverage on the next page. outside partners and ultimately consumers. With today’s fast pace of information consumption, having your message appear in all the various media formats available is critical to increasing your odds of reaching your potential audience. DE’s mission is to help design engineering As the obsession with email deployment marketing continues (both subscription eNewsletters and eBlasts), teams discover, evaluate and specify the we can help you meet those needs to reach our qualified audience. technologies and processes that shorten the I also strongly suggest you review our recent research on print magazine advertising across DE’s audience. design cycle and enable optimal designs. The value of print is so strong that I’m willing to guarantee tangible proof that it will help increase your company’s name and product awareness. Please see page 8 for details. We recently relaunched our website on a new platform that exploits SEO. We are very excited about the CE CON PT online offerings we can now provide marketers for their company’s content. We offer Company Profile Pages ➜ ➜ that are a repository of your DE company news, your own content assets and your social media feeds. You D can align your company with specific topics so your content assets are served alongside relevant editorial. We T E S S I E can also serve your ads to these specific topics and generate leads from your content downloads. We offer G T N full metrics of the activity on your pages, providing tangible ROI. Welcome to a new era in digital advertising. DESIGN Welcome to DigitalEngineering247.com. See page 15 for details. CYCLE ➜ ➜ I look forward to your success and partnership with Digital Engineering. E S P I Y M T U O L T A O T R E P ➜ Tom Cooney Publisher, Digital Engineering [email protected] 2 DigitalEngineering247.com peerlessmedia.com Who We Are Digital Engineering - Our Editorial Coverage DESIGN PROTOTYPE & MANUFACTURE DIGITAL THREAD MCAD 3D Printing IoT Development Platforms ECAD 3D Scanning/Reverse Engineering Communication Protocols Conceptual Design Software 3D Printing Materials Digital Twins Topology Optimization CAM (CNC/milling equipment and toolpath simulation) Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Embedded System Design Augmented/Virtual Reality Quality Management Design Space Optimization Service Bureaus Licensing/As-a-Service Virtual Reality (VR)/Augmented Reality (AR) ENGINEERING COMPUTING UI/UX Post-processing/finishing Cloud Computing Generative Design Software Workstations Rendering TEST & MEASURE Virtualization Preprocessing (meshing, watertight) Automated Test Equipment (ATE) Clusters Data Acquisition (DAQ, e.g. Sensors) Data Centers/HPC SIMULATION Crash Testing Storage FEA Material Testing Networking CFD Metrology Graphics Multiphysics Oscilloscopes Peripherals (monitors, printers, haptic feedback Licensing/Simulation-as-a-Service Testing Services devices, mice) Noise, Vibration, Harshness (NVH) Wind Tunnels IT Consulting Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Composites/Advanced Materials System Simulation Analysis Visualization 3D Printing Simulation Software Design Exploration and Optimization 3 Total Audience Profile Delivering the Front End Design Engineering Audience Through our Print and Online Media Products TOTAL UNDUPLICATED AUDIENCE REACH = 88,116 Magazine (print & digital) 70,000 Magazine Email Newsletters 59,000 70,000 Marketing Database 48,000 Email Marketing Monthly Website Visitors 54,000 Newsletters Database 59,405 48,249 Twitter/ Facebook 9,000 ENGINEERING FUNCTIONS (multiple response) Subscribers INDUSTRIES DESIGNING FOR (multiple response) Subscribers Product or System Design Engineering 43,318 Electronic Products and Equipment 26,030 Engineering Analysis 32,350 Communications Systems and Equipment 18,435 Industrial Design 23,294 Industrial Machinery and Products 31,018 Corporate Management 20,152 Automotive or Transportation 19,252 Engineering or IT Management 38,030 Consumer Products 18,824 Testing/Measurement/Quality Inspection 32,315 Medical Products and Equipment 14,982 Research & Development 36,760 Power or Energy 17,974 Engineering Faculty 5,049 Materials (i.e. metals, plastics, chemicals, paper, rubber) 14,928 Engineering Student 2,296 Aerospace /Defense 17,191 Publisher’s Own Data, October 2018 Government or Military 18,163 Research & Development 19,491 Construction 12,705 University 4,414 4 DigitalEngineering247.com peerlessmedia.com Who We Are Total Audience Profile Subscribers by Industry/Top 5 Companies Electronic Products 26,030 Medical Products 14,982 Government or 18,163 & Equipment • Abbott Laboratories Military • Hewlett Packard • Boston Scientific • U.S. Air Force • Honeywell • Siemens • Lockheed Martin Corp. • IBM • Medtronics • U.S. Navy • Intel • Philips Healthcare • Raytheon Missile Systems • Texas Instruments • U.S. Army Research Laboratory Communications 18,435 Power or Energy 17,974 Research & 19,491 Systems & Equipment • Duke Energy Development • AT&T • ABB • Brookhaven National Laboratory • Cisco • General Electric • Argonne National Lab • ALCATEL • American Electric Power • IBM • Motorola • Siemens Energy • MIT • Verizon Wireless • Sandia National Laboratory Industrial Machinery 31,018 Materials 14,928 Construction 12,705 & Products • Corning • Aecom • Applied Materials • Honeywell • Bobcat • Honeywell • Dow Chemical • Caterpillar • Johnson Controls • Lozier • Johnson Controls • Parker Hannifin • International aperP Co. • John Deere • Rockwell Automation Automotive or 19,252 Aerospace 17,191 University 4,414 Transportation • Boeing • Drexel University • Chrysler • Honeywell Aerospace • Purdue University • Federal Mogul • Lockheed Martin Space Systems • University of Illinois • Delphi • Northrop Grumman • University of Louisville • Ford • Raytheon • University of Washington • General Motors Consumer Products 18,824 *Publisher’s Own Data, June 2018 • 3M • General Electric • IBM • Procter & Gamble • Whirlpool peerlessmedia.com DigitalEngineering247.com 5 Digital Engineering - Our Coverage MAGAZINE SPECIAL DIGITAL ISSUE (SDI) WEBCAST EVENTS JANUARY Lightweighting - Close Date: 11/16/18 Software Review Roundup - Choosing Generative Design CES Close Date: 12/13/18 Parameters - Close Date: DSP Design and simulate internal lattice structures for 3D printing ST Simulate and test composites and other advanced materials 12/14/18 DSW Design and simulate for fuel efficiency compliance The engineering expertise DSP Topology optimization and additive manufacturing needed to avoid garbage-in, DSE Computing, simulation and design complexity garbage-out scenarios. FEBRUARY IoT - Close Date: 12/30/18 SOLIDWORKS World DSTW How 5G affects product design, simulation and testing DSTW Vehicle to Everything SWE Strategies for managing system complexity ST Simulating and testing for electromagnetic interference DSW Design to comply with security regulations MARCH Artificial Intelligence - Close Date: 1/28/19 Value Add: Signet Ad Lift Study Design for Medical Devices - Vendor Hot Seat: Design for NVIDIA GTC WE Close Date: 2/14/19 AM - Close Date: 2/14/19 Data management and storage What design and simulation DWE Design and deep learning DSP Generative design and automated meshing software is needed to boost WE Workflow optimization additive manufacturing, and when will it be available? APRIL 3D Printing - Close Date: 2/25/19 Design for Aerospace - Additive Manufacturing Close Date: 3/14/19 Users Group (AMUG) DSP Design and simulation for AM DSP Part consolidation via 3D printing PW 3D printing materials and material management DP Jigs & fixtures PW 3D scanning P Rapid prototyping and manufacturing service portals DP Post-processing MAY Autonomous Vehicles - Close Date: 3/25/19 Design for Automotive - RAPID +TCT, IoT World Close Date: 4/11/19 DSTWE V2X communications STWE Self-driving simulation
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