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Heads Up - February 2013 AUGI brings you all the latest news on service patches and updates from Autodesk within the last month.	posted by K WC February 21st, 2013
Tipniques: Phase Modifiers BIM Manager Matthew Hill, from The Austin Company, offers a few tips on the best way to use Phase Modifiers to minimize startup times and customize your CAD for everyday use.	posted by Matthew Hill February 21st, 2013
2012 Surveys in Review Melanie Stone reviews the 2012 AUGI polls and surveys, including some of the most important statistics and indicators of the year.	posted by Melanie Stone February 21st, 2013
Display Themes and You Melinda Heavrin educates users about an under-appreciated feature in AutoCAD Architecture.	posted by Melinda Heavrin February 21st, 2013
Myth Buster: Revit & IFC, Part 2 - The Saga Continues Author Martijn de Riet revisits IFC handling with Revit.	posted by Martijn de Riet February 19th, 2013
Step into the Present Author Christopher Fugitt offers good reasons to step up to AutoCAD Civil 3D.	posted by Christopher Fugitt February 14th, 2013
Beyond Clash Detection Author Kim Perelli describes how Navisworks can do far more than you might think.	posted by Marilyn Law February 12th, 2013
Helping with Hospitals Adam Munoz describes BIM and IPD in action during hospital construction.	posted by Adam Munoz February 9th, 2013
Revit MEP Scheduling for Design Todd Shackelford offers some pointers on leveraging the Revit database to increase design efficiency.	posted by Todd Shackelford February 6th, 2013
Power for the People Advances in design continue, but there is much more progress to make.In this article, Bill Campbell offers his take on trends.	posted by William Campbell February 4th, 2013
All About External References Author Melinda Heavrin presents a comprehensive lesson on xrefs.	posted by Melinda Heavrin February 1st, 2013
AutoCAD WS: Moving Forward Scott Moyse interviews AutoCAD WS Product Manager Ilai Rotbaein	posted by Marilyn Law January 29th, 2013
Autodesk Exchange Apps Debuts Across Multiple Products Welcome to Autodesk Exchange Apps, an online marketplace where add-ons for many Autodesk products are at your fingertips.	posted by Marilyn Law January 25th, 2013
Letter from the President - January 2013 In the first HotNews edition of 2013, AUGI President David Harrington looks ahead to a great year!	posted by David Harrington January 24th, 2013
Tipniques: AutoCAD Sheet Sets - Project Management Tool Wondering how AutoCAD Sheet Sets can make your day easier? This article explores how the SSM can become one of the most powerful tools in your project toolkit!	posted by Brian Benton January 24th, 2013
Heads Up - January 2013 AUGI brings you all the latest news on service patches and updates from Autodesk within the last month.	posted by K WC January 24th, 2013
Sponsor Spotlight: HP Mobile Workstations deliver the power you need wherever you are HP EliteBook Mobile Workstations deliver the performance and reliability of a desktop in a compact, yet highly durable, design.	posted by Amanda Ishak January 24th, 2013
Project Management 101: Tools for the Trade In this edition, we explore best practices in using AutoCAD and other design software as THE most efficient project management tool and showcase the difference between an everyday CAD user and a project manager at the top of the game.	posted by Brian Benton January 24th, 2013
CAD Management: Business Writing Skills AUGI Executive Director Mark Kiker reminds us that proper writing skills can go a long way toward management effectiveness.	posted by Mark Kiker January 24th, 2013
Who Owns the BIM? A published "BIM Guidelines" issued by the NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) both enlightens and puzzles. Author Martijn de Riet attempts to sort it out.	posted by Martijn de Riet January 23rd, 2013

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