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Nancy Spurling Johnson


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


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Luxology Launches Modo 601 and New CAD Loaders   21 Mar, 2012
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

Updates take the content creation solution to a new level of support for the ‘CAD to ad’ workflow.

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Kung Fu Drafter   17 Mar, 2012
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

User Profile: Curt Moreno’s complex pursuits feed his simple desire to better the drafting profession.

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Bentley Systems Reports 10% Growth for 2011   14 Mar, 2012
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

Rebounding AEC market and heavy infrastructure investments in China contribute to $523 million total revenue.

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HP Z1 Breaks Out of the Workstation Mold   15 Feb, 2012
By: Cyrena Respini-Irwin,Nancy Spurling Johnson

The industry's first 27" all-in-one workstation features pop-open access and a slew of options in a streamlined, space-saving package.

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Designer by Destiny   21 Dec, 2011
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

Looking back, Dawid van Rensburg’s unpredictable journey into architecture was always in the cards.

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Autodesk University 2011, Part 4: Autodesk Takes the Plunge into PLM    7 Dec, 2011
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

Annual user conference delivers plenty of news for the manufacturing community, including a surprise announcement from the company that once denounced product lifecycle management.

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Autodesk University 2011, Part 1: Surfing the Waves of Disruption   7 Dec, 2011
By: Cyrena Respini-Irwin,Nancy Spurling Johnson

Autodesk University 2011, Part 1: Surfing the Waves of Disruption

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Slaying the Dragon   3 Oct, 2011
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

User Profile: After years spent thinking that AutoLISP programming was a dark art, Adam Sherratt takes it on — and wins.

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Event Report: RTC 2011 North America   20 Jul, 2011
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

Event Report: RTC 2011 North America

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Revit Technology Conference Crosses the Pacific   13 Jun, 2011
By: Nancy Spurling Johnson

The "by users, for users" event arrives in North America — and brings some Australian traditions along with it.