If you’re using Altium Designer Pro, see how Agile Teams builds on what you already use
Agile Teams: From Design Tool to Product Development Platform
Everyone talks about “collaboration” — but product development systems are still siloed
In many electronics teams, collaboration still happens outside the design tools.
Design lives in one place. Reviews happen somewhere else.
Procurement, mechanical, and manufacturing teams rely on exports, emails, or meetings to stay aligned.
As more people depend on design data, engineers often become the bridge between disconnected workflows.
What This Webinar Explores
In this webinar, we’ll explore how electronics teams move from individual design environments toward a more connected product development approach, without disrupting how engineers work.
We’ll discuss:
- Where collaboration breaks down across engineering, procurement, mechanical, and manufacturing teams
- How design review and coordination change as more roles get involved
- What changes when product development extends beyond the PCB
And for teams currently using Altium Designer Pro, we’ll highlight the additional value Agile Teams introduces — and what moving to Teams looks like at a high level.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is for anyone involved in electronics development, including designers, engineers, managers, procurement, manufacturing, and mechanical stakeholders.
If you’re using Altium Designer Pro today, this session will help you understand what changes with Agile Teams — and what stays the same.
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Agile Teams: From Design Tool to Product Development Platform
Created: April 17, 2026
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If you’re using Altium Designer Pro, see how Agile Teams builds on what you already use.
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Hosted by Jeff Geoffroy - Director, Product Marketing
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Apr 29, 2026
Hosted by Jeff Geoffroy - Director, Product Marketing
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Apr 29, 2026
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Présenté par Majdi Thouabtia - Field Application Engineer
00:42:20
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Apr 30, 2026
Présenté par Majdi Thouabtia - Field Application Engineer
00:42:20
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Apr 30, 2026
Si vous utilisez Altium Designer Pro, vous disposez déjà d’outils de conception puissants.
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Präsentiert von Martin Malenica - Field Application Engineer
00:29:10
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Apr 30, 2026
Präsentiert von Martin Malenica - Field Application Engineer
00:29:10
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Apr 30, 2026
Wenn Sie Altium Designer Pro verwenden, erfahren Sie, wie Agile Teams auf Ihren bestehenden Arbeitsabläufen aufbaut
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Presentado por Natalia Coria Perez - Field Application Engineer
00:28:22
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Apr 30, 2026
Presentado por Natalia Coria Perez - Field Application Engineer
00:28:22
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Apr 30, 2026
Si ya usas Altium Designer Pro, descubre cómo Agile Teams potencia lo que ya tienes.
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Everyone talks about “collaboration” — but product development systems are still siloed
In many electronics teams, collaboration still happens outside the design tools.
Design lives in one place. Reviews happen somewhere else.
Procurement, mechanical, and manufacturing teams rely on exports, emails, or meetings to stay aligned.
As more people depend on design data, engineers often become the bridge between disconnected workflows.
What This Webinar Explores
In this webinar, we’ll explore how electronics teams move from individual design environments toward a more connected product development approach, without disrupting how engineers work.
We’ll discuss:
- Where collaboration breaks down across engineering, procurement, mechanical, and manufacturing teams
- How design review and coordination change as more roles get involved
- What changes when product development extends beyond the PCB
And for teams currently using Altium Designer Pro, we’ll highlight the additional value Agile Teams introduces — and what moving to Teams looks like at a high level.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is for anyone involved in electronics development, including designers, engineers, managers, procurement, manufacturing, and mechanical stakeholders.
If you’re using Altium Designer Pro today, this session will help you understand what changes with Agile Teams — and what stays the same.
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Jeff leads product marketing for Altium 365 and has over 20 years of experience as a Product Manager at companies that develop electro-mechanical products. They include engineering design firms and OEMs in automotive, consumer electronics, and automated manufacturing equipment. He has worked with R&D researchers, development teams, and manufacturing, moving dozens of products from concept to production.
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Majdi Thouabtia’s background is in electrical engineering, with several years of experience in hardware development and technical project management. He has worked across the full hardware lifecycle, from EMC-compliant circuit design and PCB layout to prototyping, testing, and production. Throughout my career, Altium Designer has been a key tool in his daily work, so he is especially proud to now be part of the team behind it.
Before joining Altium, he contributed to projects in the EV charging and IoT sectors, leading development efforts and collaborating with cross-functional teams and external partners. He holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg.
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Martin Malenica has a masters in electronic and computer engineering at the University of Zagreb. His previous experience consists of multiple embedded systems positions at robotics start-ups (Gideon with USD 35m in Seed and Series-A funding) and SMEs. His engineering strengths lie in system architecture, PCB design and embedded programming. Aside from engineering, Martin has spent the last 1.5 years working at a leading European management consulting firm, where he focused on strategies to support large OEMs and Tier-1s regarding the current semiconductor shortage across the whole EMEA region. Martin has practical experience within AD, but also a good understanding of competitor tools, especially on the procurement and supply chain side, like Everstream, Resilinc, Silicon Expert, Z2Data etc. Martin Joined Altium in 2023 as part of the Technical Sales team in Germany.
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Natalia holds a Master’s in Electronic Design and brings nearly 15 years of experience in hardware design, testing, and field applications engineering. Her expertise includes high-level hardware architecture, schematic capture, board bring-up, and debugging. Comfortable in the lab and in customer-facing roles, Natalia has spent the last three years providing technical guidance in PCB and 3D design for Additive Manufactured Electronics (AME). Her role includes pre and post sales support, along with onboarding training for new users.
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