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Craft Effective Remote CAD Trainings, Step by Step Article
Craft Effective Remote CAD Trainings, Step by Step   9 Sep, 2020

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

Whose CAD Is It, Anyway? Part 3 Article
Whose CAD Is It, Anyway? Part 3   12 Aug, 2020

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. More>>

How Can Engineering Simulation Software Reach Smaller Businesses and Less-Experienced Users? Article
How Can Engineering Simulation Software Reach Smaller Businesses and Less-Experienced Users?   5 Aug, 2020

Viewpoint: In the quest to the fill this gap in the software market, open-source simulation tools are underrated as potential democratization drivers.More>>

Advocating Innovation in Trying Times, Siemens Accelerates Xcelerator Portfolio, Part 1 Article
Advocating Innovation in Trying Times, Siemens Accelerates Xcelerator Portfolio, Part 1    26 Jun, 2020

Arguing that the transformation to “a digital mindset” can help companies even during crises, Siemens introduces a new cloud-based version of its Teamcenter PLM solution and more.More>>

Autodesk Delays Implementation of Named-User Licensing Approach Article
Autodesk Delays Implementation of Named-User Licensing Approach   24 Mar, 2020

CAD Manager Column: The move from perpetual or floating network licenses to named-user licenses has been pushed out to August 2020, but it is definitely still happening — so CAD managers need to prepare now.More>>


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