CAD management facilitates production, so it should be almost entirely billable — which means you need to reprioritize your workload. More>>

CAD Manager Column: We’re now in the midst of the third major change wave in CAD management, which will place new demands on CAD managers and redefine what it takes to compete in the field.More>>

What are the most important technologies to keep your eye on, now and in the months to come?More>>

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CAD Manager Column: Resolve to manage your resources more effectively, make the most of your budget, and become more involved with IT, and you’ll be better prepared for the challenges coming your way this year.More>>

Herrera on Hardware: Benchmark relevance will vary depending on what application you use and whether you’re focusing on graphics throughput or whole-system performance. More>>

CAD Manager Column: Conferring with hundreds of CAD managers and vendors at Autodesk University provides perspective on which issues are most pressing for the profession as we enter 2020.More>>

Herrera on Hardware: An upgraded PC for visual creators is appearing on the market, but there’s already a tool for that: the workstation.More>>

The centralized workstation solution, which combines new and existing HP offerings, reportedly delivers up to 33% higher performance than a virtualized workstation approach — at a lower cost.More>>

In CAD management, the only thing that doesn’t change … is that things change! When coping with radical changes in software, hardware, or workflows, choose an approach that minimizes risk and cost. More>>