Robert Green

AutoCAD 2005 wrap-up: Tool palettes, background plotting, installation, and more

Frustrated CAD managers often ask me how to handle user-training programs. Questions range from how to identify materials to the best time to train to how to justify training to dubious upper management staff.

Explore AutoCAD 2005's new sheet set functions. They could change the way you work.

AutoCAD 2005 first impressions: Sheet sets, background plotting, tables, and data fields

When I speak at user conferences, I'm often asked, "Exactly what should I do as CAD manager?" When I hear this question, it's obviously not about technology, but about the managerial aspect of the job. Though it may be clear that CAD managers must keep software and networks running, the...more >>

More trends to watch in 2004: Neutral formats, built-in document management, tight pursestrings

Robert's rosy outlook for 2004 draws fire from readers.

The technology market appears to be on the rebound, and that's good news for CAD managers.

Issue Focus: CAD Manager Resolutions

Issue Focus: Autodesk University from 37,000 Feet (AU 2003 Status Report)