Autodesk has made the transition to new software easier, but there are still some protocols you should follow when making the transition. Here are some tips on making the transition as smooth as possible.
posted by Amanda Ishak May 3rd, 2012
posted by Amanda Ishak May 3rd, 2012
Document borders are the first (and last) impression to make on the client. In this issue, Mark Kiker gives tips on how to guard against CAD Border mistakes and make sure your firm is well-represented.
posted by Mark Kiker May 3rd, 2012
The new generation of HP Z Workstations are engineered to help you meet challenges head-on – and unleash your creativity like never before.
posted by Amanda Ishak May 3rd, 2012
posted by David Harrington May 3rd, 2012
Melanie asked our Reviteers what release they used first and found that any given Revit user you meet on our site has about six years of experience with this particular tool. Of course, 22% of AUGI’s Revit users have even more familiarity with it. That is a whole lot of BIMming going on.
posted by Melanie Stone May 3rd, 2012
posted by Marilyn Law May 3rd, 2012
With the AEC industry pushing strongly toward 3D modeling, switching or upgrading to the MEP package will benefit your organization. AutoCAD MEP is the easiest and probably most affordable program with which to make the transition.
posted by Marilyn Law April 30th, 2012
Map 3D within AutoCAD Civil 3D enables you to analyze GIS data intelligently in its native format. Cyndy Davenport demonstrates.
posted by Marilyn Law April 26th, 2012
posted by Marilyn Law April 24th, 2012
If you're going to use AutoCAD, learn to do it right. Edwin Prakoso gives you four basic rules.
posted by Marilyn Law April 20th, 2012
Meet Brian Haines, Industry Marketing Manager for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction at Autodesk.
posted by Marilyn Law April 18th, 2012
Wicked problems call for Wicked Solutions. But it's a process. Here, James Salmon helps you get started.
posted by James Salmon April 16th, 2012
The move to providing greener buildings and attaining LEED certification has made many steps in the right direction and technology has provided the opportunity to achieve that goal. Author James Clifton elaborates.
posted by Marilyn Law April 13th, 2012
posted by Marilyn Law April 11th, 2012
posted by Melinda Heavrin April 6th, 2012
posted by Amanda Ishak April 5th, 2012
posted by Amanda Ishak April 5th, 2012
The new HP Z1 Workstation sets a new standard for workstation design and performance – and delivers the power you need to bring your ideas to life.
posted by Amanda Ishak April 5th, 2012
posted by David Harrington April 5th, 2012