Robert Green

With many users working from home, these tips will help you create remote CAD trainings that can keep them on track.

CAD Manager Column: These tips will help you prepare video tutorials and accompanying cheat sheets, and deliver polished instructor-led trainings.

What's the best way to handle CAD training in the coronavirus-influenced work environment, when budgets are tight and many people are working remotely?

In-person and remote training may require different tools, but the end goal — and the need to get senior management on board — remain the same.

Attacks by bad actors can potentially compromise any data stored in the cloud, regardless of the company's size.

CAD Manager Column: A recent attack on GPS juggernaut Garmin shows that any company can be vulnerable to potential losses when data is stored in the cloud.

Readers respond to Robert Green's questions about cloud-based CAD software and more.

CAD Manager Column: Readers share their opinions about proprietary data formats, the move toward cloud-based CAD tools, and more.

Does it seem like everything CAD is in the cloud now? It's not — and it won't be anytime soon, Robert Green predicts.

CAD Manager Column: It’s common to think that all things CAD are now on the cloud — but it’s not true. Carefully evaluating the tradeoffs of cloud-based CAD vs. local CAD is still in your best interest.