Jeffrey Rowe

Jeffrey Rowe is an electromechanical designer with more than 30 years' experience in design, engineering, and manufacturing. He is the principal consultant of his independent firm specializing in design, engineering, technical communication, education, and business development. Reach him at jrowe@cairowest.com.

Article A Closer Look at 2007's Top Story 9 Jan, 2008 By: Jeffrey Rowe Siemens' acquisition of UGS was last year's biggest MCAD news.
News MCAD Tech News (#229) 12 Dec, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe The Events That Shaped MCAD in 2007: Acquisitions, new launches, and a changing of the guard are some of the events that kept the manufacturing design world buzzing this year.
News MCAD Tech News (#228) 5 Dec, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe Digital Manufacturing's Growing PLM Role: A suite of software from Siemens PLM Software is designed to take on the tasks of manufacturing process management.
Article Digital Manufacturing's Growing PLM Role 5 Dec, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe A suite of software from Siemens PLM Software is designed to take on the tasks of manufacturing process management.
Article NX 5, Part 2 (Cadalyst Labs Review) 30 Nov, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe Enhancements in software architecture enable major improvements in assemblies, visualization, and drawings.
Article Cadalyst Labs Review: NX 5, Part 2 30 Nov, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe Enhancements in software architecture enable major improvements in assemblies, visualization, and drawings.
News MCAD Tech News (#227) 14 Nov, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe MCAD Still Converging in the Middle: As the separation diminishes between high-end and mid-range software, the customer gets more functionality for less money.
Article MCAD Still Converging in the Middle 14 Nov, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe As the separation diminishes between high-end and mid-range software, the customer gets more functionality for less money.
News MCAD Tech News (#226) 7 Nov, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe Analysis for the Masses with CAE 2.0: If the developers of SymLab and other CAE applications have their way, a lot more users will be performing analysis, doing it earlier in the design process, and paying less to do so.
Article Analysis for the Masses with CAE 2.0 7 Nov, 2007 By: Jeffrey Rowe If the developers of SymLab and other CAE applications have their way, a lot more users will be performing analysis, doing it earlier in the design process, and paying less to do so.