Posted October 5, 2016

 

BERLIN – Gerber Technology, a world leader in integrated software, automation and vision systems for the apparel, graphics, packaging and other industrial markets, announced that it is participating in a panel discussion at PI Apparel in Berlin this week.

 

Gerber will participate with experts in 3D CAD and support its long-time customer Helly Hansen as in discussing the upgrade from webPDM™ to Yunique In The Cloud.

 

The apparel industry seeks data to enable changes and become more profitable, the PI Apparel conference is highlighting ways to help make sure the right strategy, people and technology are in place to succeed.

 

Gerber’s Mary McFadden, executive director, CAD product development, is participating in a panel discussion, “How is 3D Set to Disrupt the Fashion/Apparel Industry?” She is joined by several distinguished peers in the industry to discuss how to inspire brands, train designers, streamline integration and accelerate time to market with 3D.

 

Additionally, Helly Hansen, a loyal Gerber customer, is presenting key business challenges of upgrading from PDM to Yunique In The Cloud. For more than 10 years, Helly Hansen has used PDM as the central database for all product information and AccuMark® for its technical design and pattern making. Key factors in upgrading included communication and inefficiencies across the value chain that could be solved by upgrading their software.

 

“We are excited to have our longtime customer partner, Helly Hansen discuss their experience with upgrading to our class-leading Yunique In The Cloud,” said Bill Brewster, vice president and general manager, enterprise software solutions. “Utilizing their understanding of webPDM and transferring it to capitalize on the capabilities of Yunique in the future, will allow them to leverage cost savings and realize efficiencies that will increase their speed to market and ultimately help drive profitability.”

 

Source: Gerber Technology

Gerber Technology participating in PI Apparel in Berlin