posted by Marilyn Law March 1st, 2012
posted by Marilyn Law February 28th, 2012
Leveling up when it comes to adopting BIM goes far beyond technical matters. It involves process and cultural changes as well.
posted by Todd Shackelford February 25th, 2012
Learn about the Subassembly Composer in AutoCAD Civil 3D. Author Francesca Maier leads you through it.
posted by Marilyn Law February 22nd, 2012
A rich, object-oriented design for site civil design remains elusive, opines author Christopher Fugitt. Here are some suggestions for moving forward.
posted by Christopher Fugitt February 20th, 2012
Before you get to presentation-quality renderings in AutoCAD Architecture, you need to understand materials. Melinda Heavrin provides the lesson.
posted by Marilyn Law February 16th, 2012
The paperless office, envisioned decades ago, is not yet a reality. What will it take to get there?
posted by Marilyn Law February 14th, 2012
posted by William Campbell February 10th, 2012
What takes a couple seconds, is totally free, makes you feel great, and makes the recipient feel appreciated? Learn the art of complimenting others, from Mark Kiker.
posted by Mark Kiker February 9th, 2012
The latest HP EliteBook mobile workstations deliver the power, performance, and portability to run your application-intensive work processes.
posted by Marilyn Law February 9th, 2012
AUGI passes the million-post mark, and the questions and answers keep coming. Get some history, stats, and find out who's the most prodigious poster.
posted by Mark Kiker February 9th, 2012
posted by Brian Benton February 9th, 2012
Plans are in motion for AUGI's 2012 initiatives. Here's an update from AUGI President David Harrington.
posted by David Harrington February 9th, 2012
Take a second, literally, and tell Survey Manager Melanie Stone what you think on AUGI's new home page-based polls.
posted by Marilyn Law February 9th, 2012
Meet Katie Langan, Product Support Specialist for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction at Autodesk.
posted by Marilyn Law February 8th, 2012
When times get tough and budgets are cut, one of the first things to go is training. Unfortunately, this is one of the key factors creating the domino effect.
posted by Marilyn Law February 6th, 2012
posted by James Salmon February 2nd, 2012
The days of the self-taught professional are gone. Today's Revit users have a plethora of training choices.
posted by Marilyn Law January 31st, 2012
posted by Marilyn Law January 27th, 2012
posted by Marilyn Law January 25th, 2012