Engineering teams often struggle with scattered calculation tools and inconsistent documentation. In this webinar, you can see how Maple Flow 2025 brings calculations and design documentation together in one clean, reliable workspace. With automatic unit checking, equation validation, flexible formatting, and new connectivity features, Maple Flow helps engineers boost accuracy, improve clarity, and collaborate more effectively.
Overview
Engineering teams often struggle with scattered calculation tools and inconsistent documentation. In this webinar, you can see how Maple Flow 2025 brings calculations and design documentation together in one clean, reliable workspace. With automatic unit checking, equation validation, flexible formatting, and new connectivity features, Maple Flow helps engineers boost accuracy, improve clarity, and collaborate more effectively.
This all-new tool allows engineers to easily brainstorm, develop, and document their design calculations. Specifically targeted at the simple to mid-range math that make up the majority of engineering analysis, Maple Flow gives users a scratchpad-style environment that automatically keeps calculations live as they refine, reposition, and develop their work.
Key Takeaways
- Current uses of Maplesoft calculation management tools.
- Introducing Maple Flow for design documentation management.
- Software features that improve personal productivity with calculation tasks.
- New connectivity options that open the door to smoother project collaboration.
- Workflow and reliability steps missing from other tools like Excel or Mathcad.
Speakers
Samir graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering from The University of Nottingham, and completed a PhD in Fluid Dynamics at Herriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. He has played several key roles in selling, supporting and marketing math and simulation software during his professional career, and has also consulted in thermo-fluid modeling and energy simulation. Samir is currently the Product Manager for Maple Flow.
Chris Harduwar has more than two decades of experience directing engineering teams in the high-tech industry. Chris's focus at Maplesoft, an emerging leader in advanced engineering modeling and simulation, is on strategic partnerships and exploring new applications for their portfolio of engineering solutions and services. A recognized authority on engineering business development, Chris has been a frequent invited speaker and he has published numerous articles on digital twins, virtual commissioning, and modeling and simulation.