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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2017 · 22 MIN

First Interview with an Education Institution: Prof. Lars Hvam from DTU in Copenhagen, Denmark

from CPQ Podcast · host Frank Sohn

Show Notes: This is our first interview with an Education Institution (University/College) and Prof. Lars Hvam provides valuable and interesting perspectives for anyone interested to learn more about Product Configurators and CPQ. In this interview I talk to Prof Lars Hvam who is teaching at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU)   You can contact Prof. Lars Hvam for questions at [email protected]  The Product Configuration Workshop in Austria that Prof. Hvam mentioned on the Podcast can be viewed here The Book Prof. Hvam authored ( Product Customization ) is sold on Amazon  Check this website to learn more about the Danish Association of Product Modeling Here is the link to the article about Product Model Maintenance that was mentioned in the Podcast Interview (around 12:30m) Here are some more leading thinkers with regards to Product Configuration and CPQ Alexander Felfernig, Klagenfurt Linda Zhang, Paris Juha Tiihonen, Helsinki Elise Vareilles, Albi Toulouse Michel Aldanondo, Albi Toulouse Cipriano Forza, Padova Petri Helo, Helsinki

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