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D3 Announces Expansion of Kansas City Office

March 15, 2006

March 15, 2006 – Springfield, MO - D3 TECHNOLOGIES would like to announce the expansion of its Kansas City, Missouri office. To better the serve the Kansas City area, D3 has added an additional training center along with two new members, Daryl Price and Curtis Waguespack. With these new members and state-of-theart training center, D3 in Kansas City can continue to thrive in the MCAD market in the area, providing clients with complete solutions to their software and industry applications, and supplying high quality training courses on the software. 

Daryl Price is no newcomer to the area of Sales. As a graduate of Ottawa University in Kansas, Daryl received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Management with an emphasis in Sales. Most impressively, he has 14 years of experience in outside sales and sales management, eight of those years spent with American Marketing Systems in Lenexa, KS. Excited about joining Team D3, Daryl states that, “D3’s focus on getting to the customer’s method of use with Autodesk products really allows them to emphasize key training or software tools than can improve the customer’s bottom line. This is a true solutions development approach to a region (Kansas City) that has really not been informed of the many tools and enhancements that can improve customer’s bottleneck issues.” Daryl’s enthusiasm and background with excellent customer service make him a valuable asset to the Team D3 workforce. 

Curtis Waguespack, Application Engineer for Team D3 in Kansas City, has exceptional experience in the area of engineering and manufacturing design. He is familiar with AutoCAD versions R14 through 2006 in addition to AutoCAD Mechanical. Curtis is also comfortable supporting add-on programs for AutoCAD based in AutoLISP and Visual Basic for Applications. With his extensive experience in manufacturing 2D and 3D part design in aluminum, steel, and plastics, he can assist clients in using and customizing their manufacturing software. Curtis’ work experience with companies such as Pullman Power, Duke Manufacturing, A.G.C. Engineering, and Precise Forms, Inc. in Kansas City give him a well-rounded knowledge of the CAD industry. In addition to his experience, Curtis has also studied at Vatterott College and Missouri State University in Springfield, MO. At Vatterott College, he received a degree in Drafting and Design Technology in addition to receiving his AutoCAD certification, and at Missouri State University he studied for two years in Computer Applications. Curtis’ abilities in manufacturing design and wide knowledge of the CAD market make him a welcome addition to Team D3. 

With their highly skilled employees and certification as an Autodesk Authorized Training Center, D3 can train clients quickly to assist them in acquiring a faster return on their investment from the software. The new training center in Kansas City provides the area with more availability of training classes as well as the ability to train more people at one time. With individual workstations and 3D controllers in the training center, clients can gain personalized hands-on training for the latest manufacturing design software from instructors who are highly skilled in the software. However, D3 does not limit your options, they provide you with the choice to train on-site or off-site, whatever works best for you. You can take advantage of D3’s well-equipped training centers or have the specialists come to you, either way you are gaining quality manufacturing-focused education on the software. 

About D3
Founded in 1998, D3 TECHNOLOGIES is a mechanical computer-aided design (MCAD) consulting firm, based out of Springfield, Missouri, focusing on 3D design, product data management/product lifecycle management (PDM/PLM), engineer-to-order (ETO), and configure-to-order (CTO) technology.

About Autodesk
Autodesk, Inc. is a design software and digital content company, founded in 1982 and based in San Rafael, California. Autodesk was the first to revolutionize the software industry with its introduction of AutoCAD software. The popularity of AutoCAD forged the company into a commitment for practical innovation that drives productivity and profitability. Along with AutoCAD software, Autodesk leads the industry in technology for building, infrastructure, manufacturing, media and entertainnment, and wireless data. For more information, please visit www.autodesk.com

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