Attendees at Autodesk University 2010 had the chance to learn first hand how HP technologies can help them gain an edge in designing.
posted by Marilyn Law
At Autodesk University 2010, hundreds of Autodesk product users found unparalleled learning opportunities, great networking, and more than a little fun. In other words, it was AU as usual. AUGI hosted a chapter leadership conference and an all-member annual meeting, passed out the beer mugs, and crowned a new Top DAUG.
posted by Marilyn Law
Dennis Jeffrey explores the Content Center in Autodesk Inventor. Dive into Content Center and learn how to improve access time and add new custom content.
posted by Dennis Jeffrey
While today's technology allows users to collect large amounts of accurate data, it is often necessary to pare down that data so that it can be imported into design software. Melanie Santer offers tips on how to accomplish it.
posted by Melanie Santer
The human resources side of CAD management can be daunting, often containing problems with no quick answers. In this article, Mark Kiker looks at some common "people" issues and offers advice on how to address them.
posted by Mark Kiker
Brian Benton gives you a sneak peek at the latest release of AutoCAD software. Get some basics, then look for more in-depth information in upcoming TIPniques reports.
posted by Brian Benton
A new publication will be available to AUGI members in the coming weeks. AUGI AEC Edge promises content designed to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of those working in the architecture, engineering, construction, and civil engineering industries. Learn more about this exciting new publication
posted by David Harrington
Mark Kiker, AUGI president, provides a status report on some of your favorite, long-time AUGI programs and introduces a brand new AUGI publication. Get the latest AUGI news right here.
posted by Mark Kiker
The February Wish List cycle has begun. As an AUGI member, you have the opportunity to help determine what product improvement wishes will be reported to Autodesk for the next releases of AutoCAD, Revit Architecture, Autodesk Inventor, and AutoCAD Civil 3D. Vote for your top 10 wishes today.
posted by David Harrington
Dennis Jeffrey offers some sage advice about how to cope with the current economic downturn and, more importantly, what to do when the recession ends.
posted by Dennis Jeffrey
Is your copy of AutoCAD Civil 3D sitting around unopened? Melanie Santer encourages you to dive in, and offers an information-packed tutorial to get you going.
posted by Melanie Santer
HP's Performance Tuning Framework (PTF) delivers the power to maintain and service your HP workstation and to fine-tune it specifically for your mission-critical Autodesk applications as well as the way you work. Find out more here.
posted by David Harrington
The human resources side of CAD management can be daunting, often containing problems with no quick answers. In the second part of a series, Mark Kiker looks at some common "people" issues and offers advice on how to address them.
posted by Mark Kiker
Guest columnist Melanie Stone drills into the latest release of AutoCAD, which includes many improved features. Learn more about the new version before you install.
posted by Melanie Stone
As we roll into spring, AUGI President Mark Kiker provides an update on your favorite AUGI programs and services.
posted by Mark Kiker
The need for a Revit marketplace featuring user-generated content seems clear now, but how best to create and organize it? TurboSquid.com gives you some things to think about and the opportunity to give your opinion. Read on...
posted by David Harrington
If you've ever wanted to weigh in on how the AUGI Board of Director elections are conducted, here is your chance. Take this brief survey and let your voice be heard.
posted by David Harrington
Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan continues his lessons on using AutoCAD Architecture software. In this exercise, you will learn how to use materials to control the display properties of a wall style.
posted by Tharakesh Ananthakrishnan
The HP Z-Series Workstations offer Autodesk users some dramatic leaps in performance right at the outset and promise greater things to come.
posted by David Harrington
Melanie Santer takes a closer look at the latest release of AutoCAD Civil 3D. You'll learn about everything from interface changes to improved collaboration tools.
posted by Melanie Santer
