Robert Green

CAD Manager's Toolbox: There are some things that we adults can learn from a three-year-old — and one of those is the power of asking, "Why?"

The cost of replacing outdated tools is substantial, and management often uses it as a reason to delay upgrades. But you're also paying a price by continuing to rely on those clunkers.

Establish a Training Program for Your CAD Users, Part 2: You've got the go-ahead from management; now it's time to gather supplies and locate the right training venue.

Are you facing a mountain of CAD management duties? Start with the tasks that yield big rewards, but require only a limited time investment.

You've got the go-ahead from management; now it's time to gather supplies and locate the right training venue.

Establish a Training Program for Your CAD Users, Part 1: You could be doing more to help your users — and yourself — with training that prevents repeated mistakes.

"Show, don't tell" is a guideline for great writers — and great CAD managers.

You could be doing more to help your users — and yourself — with training that prevents repeated mistakes.

Improve Your Job Security with Weekly CAD Management Reports: If your senior management team doesn't understand the extent of what you do, they'll undervalue you. Keep them fully informed with concise summaries of your activities.

Try this shortcut to creating informative reports with a minimal time investment.