Nancy Spurling Johnson

Nancy Spurling Johnson was editor and content director of Cadalyst from 2004-2019.

	Blog Autodesk Unveils New Brand 25 Feb, 2013 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson Said to be "the most significant branding update in the company’s history."
	Article Q&A with Mike DeLacey: BIM and the Rebuilding of U.S. Infrastructure 20 Feb, 2013 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson Microdesk president discusses how technology will support efforts in the coming year to recover from weather disasters and rebuild crumbling bridges and roads.
	Article Q&A with Rick Rundell: Technology, the Contractor, and the Future 16 Jan, 2013 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson Autodesk director says construction will become a more precise, more efficient endeavor based on "digital reality" rather than abstract geometry.
	Blog Caustic Series2 PC Boards Accelerate Maya, 3ds Max 18 Dec, 2012 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson The new devices from Imagination Technologies extend ray tracing to a broader user and developer base.
	Article Autodesk and the Cloud, Part 3: Experts Take Aim at Cloud Stereotypes 16 Dec, 2012 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson At Autodesk University 2012, speakers claim that cloud technology can work for large enterprises and concerns about data security need not be a roadblock.
	Article Autodesk and the Cloud, Part 2: Fusion 360 Will Deliver Professional-Level CAD on the Cloud 12 Dec, 2012 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson Coming next year, the pay-as-you-go service will offer full-fledged 3D mechanical design via any web browser.
	Blog Cloud-Based Collaboration Providers Nuage, Kenesto Form Strategic Alliance 11 Dec, 2012 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson Partners hope to deliver added benefits to users of both social business solutions.
	Blog aPriori Drives Product Costing into Early Stages of Design 11 Dec, 2012 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson New version simplifies decision-making for engineers to dramatically reduce cycle time and overall costs.
	Article Autodesk and the Cloud, Part 1: Customers 'Absolutely' Will Have a Choice 5 Dec, 2012 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson At Autodesk University 2012, CEO Carl Bass says desktop tools are not going away — for now — and users should move to online apps only if it makes good business sense.
Article Video: Carl Bass on the Cloud 27 Nov, 2012 By: Nancy Spurling Johnson Transcription of video recorded at Q&A session with media attending Autodesk University 2012, November 28, 2012, Las Vegas, Nevada.