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Home Page Poll: How Did You Hear About AUGI? 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
13 Questions with Katie Langan Meet Katie Langan, Product Support Specialist for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction at Autodesk.	posted by Marilyn Law February 8th, 2012
The Domino Effect 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
BUILT: Wicked Problems in Construction Wicked problems encountered by stakeholders operating in a BUILT environment	posted by James Salmon February 2nd, 2012
Revit Training: The Right Step Forward 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
The Five Stages of Revit Users Moving from Revit novice to seasoned veteran doesn't happen overnight.	posted by Marilyn Law January 27th, 2012
Understanding Parametric Constraints Melinda Heavrin offers a lesson on the use of parametric constraints in AutoCAD Architecture.	posted by Marilyn Law January 25th, 2012
3ds Max: The Learning Curve Want to be a 3ds Max pro? Fortunately, there are plenty of options.	posted by Marilyn Law January 23rd, 2012
Revit Structure, Under the Hood Key strategies, pitfalls, and methods to maximize use of Revit Structure.	posted by Marilyn Law January 19th, 2012
Training the Technical MEP User Map out your training strategy for maximum effect.	posted by Marilyn Law January 17th, 2012
CAD Management: 10 Ways to Train (Without the Training Part) It is possible to provide top-notch training without stressing the work force or breaking the bank. Brian Andresen demonstrates.	posted by Marilyn Law January 11th, 2012
Jump Start BIM: A CADworks MEP BIM Intregration Suite Product Review Tools have been added to CADXchange, a cloud-based MEP content library, to form a MEP-specific bundle. Here's a closer look.	posted by Marilyn Law January 5th, 2012
CAD Management: Happy Old Year Examining what you learned in 2011 will get you ready to tackle 2012.	posted by Mark Kiker January 5th, 2012
Boost Productivity with HP Performance Advisor Optimize effortlessly with the HP Performance Advisor.	posted by Marilyn Law January 5th, 2012
Letter from the President - 2012 January What's in store for AUGI members in 2012? A lot, as it turns out.	posted by David Harrington January 5th, 2012
TIPniques: Doctor Who and the CAD Manager, Part 2 More time traveling with Patrick Hughes and Doctor Who. Lessons from the past are still relevant today.	posted by Marilyn Law January 5th, 2012
Increase Your Chances for Training Success The right approach, preparation, and people will make your Civil 3D training and education much more efficient.	posted by Marilyn Law January 3rd, 2012
How to Become the CAD “Go-To” Guy Want to become the office guru who seems to know "everything" about AutoCAD? Author Murray Clack offers some pointers to help you get there.	posted by Marilyn Law December 30th, 2011
A Wicked Primer Wicked problems, wicked tools, and wicked solutions in the BUILT environment. By James L. Salmon.	posted by James Salmon December 28th, 2011
11 Questions with Rob Cohee, Autodesk Manufacturing Evangelist Meet Autodesk's Rob Cohee, decorated war veteran turned Manufacturing Evangelist.	posted by Marilyn Law December 26th, 2011

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