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	Article Vendors Alter Plans and Policies to Support CAD Community During COVID-19 Crisis 30 Mar, 2020 The companies that supply designers and engineers are changing license terms to support working from home, and taking in-person gatherings online to help keep attendees safe. More>>
	Article Ten Tips for Success with Online Meetings 28 Mar, 2020 From simplifying your CAD environment to smiling, here are ten simple ways you can improve your online meeting experience when you’re working from home.More>>
	Article AutoCAD 2021 Helps Users Travel into the Past — of Their Drawings 26 Mar, 2020 The latest release of Autodesk’s venerable 2D/3D CAD software application includes a Drawing History feature, which enables users to see how their drawings have changed over time, and compare past versions with the present. More>>
	Article Autodesk Delays Implementation of Named-User Licensing Approach 25 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>>
	Article The Traditional Computer Memory Hierarchy — and Its Impact on CAD Performance — Are Evolving 19 Mar, 2020 Herrera on Hardware: The basic tenets of the tried-and-true memory hierarchy still apply, but it’s worth knowing how recent disruptors can improve performance — and perhaps shift the traditional balance.More>>
	Article Has Coronavirus Closed Your Office? Work from Home the Right Way 18 Mar, 2020 If you’re transitioning from a company office environment to a home office, these six tips will help you create a more positive, productive experience for yourself and your coworkers.More>>
	Article Autodesk Begins Move to Named-User Licensing 11 Mar, 2020 CAD Manager's Newsletter: Transitioning from perpetual or floating network licenses to named-user licenses will have a substantial financial impact for your firm, so start analyzing your specific needs immediately.More>>
	Article CAD Management 3.0 Calls for Quadrilingual Translation Skills 26 Feb, 2020 CAD Manager Column: As a CAD manager, you likely wear a lot of hats — and now, being an effective communicator requires that you speak a lot of “languages” as well.More>>
	Article AMD CPUs for CAD Workstations: Third-Generation Threadripper Makes Impressive Debut 20 Feb, 2020 Herrera on Hardware: Three years into the era of AMD’s Zen architecture for central processing units (CPUs), the company has climbed into a better position to compete with Intel, equipped with a high-performance workstation-caliber CPU.More>>
	Article How to Stay Billable in the CAD Management 3.0 Era 12 Feb, 2020 CAD management facilitates production, so it should be almost entirely billable — which means you need to reprioritize your workload. More>>

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