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- Using GIS for Efficient Transmission Line Siting
| Power companies have a new tool for approaching the challenges of transmission line siting. Public web map services such as Google Earth and Yahoo! Maps have made basic mapping functionality and common data layers available to practically everybod... |
5/1/2008 - Electric Light & Power
Barbara Shields
- Breaking down the barriers
| “Your proverbial nightmare.” That's what Horry County, S.C., assistant information technology (IT)/GIS director Tim Oliver calls the multiple centerline databases that served Myrtle Beach during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The county and five ... |
4/22/2008 - PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE
Scott Cattran
- COMMUNICATING SCIENCE WITH GIS [PDF]
| GIS TECHNOLOGY STRENGTHENS DANISH RESEARCH AND HELPS INFORM THE PUBLIC |
4/22/2008 - GEOconnexion Magazine
- Macintosh supports the practice of design in the AEC world.
| Apple's January 24, 1984, public announcement of the original Macintosh computer touted the system's "extraordinary computing power with exceptional ease of use" — characteristics that remain true of Macs today and that help account for the system... |
4/17/2008 - CADALYST Magazine
Jerry Laiserin
- Interview: Jeff Ray, CEO, SolidWorks Corporation - 'We are playing catch-up in India'
| The $380-million SolidWorks Corporation, part of the French industrial group Dassault Systemes, has started operations in India. The computer-aided design (CAD) company delivers software that helps customers design better products. Jeff Ray, CEO, ... |
4/16/2008 - The Economic Times
- PLM a Changing Market
| Some companies in the product-lifecycle management space came from the design/engineering side and others from the shop-floor automation community. All are seeking an edge in a volatile market. |
4/1/2008 - Start-IT
- Apple's design process
| Interesting presentation at SXSW from Michael Lopp, senior engineering manager at Apple, who tried to assess how Apple can ‘get’ design when so many other companies try and fail. After describing Apple’s process of delivering consumers with a succ... |
3/14/2008 - BusinessWeek
Helen Walters
- Simulating DPI Devices
| Q&A with DEM CEO John Favier |
2/19/2008 - Pharma Magazine
- 3-D Modeling Companies in a 3-D World [PDF]
| Siemens PLM Software, SolidWorks, Autodesk |
1/29/2008 - SLEngineer.org
- Integrating CFD into Mechanical Design
| There is an increasing trend toward use of simulation early in the product development cycle by mechanical design engineers. Yet today only about 30,000 out of over 1 million mechanical design engineers worldwide use computational fluid dynamics (... |
1/22/2008 - IEN Online
Chris Watson
- Transportation Projects Simplified with GIS Integration
| With the growing demands imposed on our transportation infrastructure, state and local transportation agencies require capable, efficient solutions to enable them to resolve problems and make informed decisions with confidence. To meet these needs... |
1/22/2008 - Directions Magazine
Susan Marlow
- From Vegas to Brunei, a small town company is offering big time results
| From Vegas to Brunei, a small town company is offering big time results |
1/15/2008 - Product Design & Development
Bob Cramblitt
- Surface Wrapping Technology for Industrial CAE
| Dealing with the consequences of ‘dirty’ or complicated CAD data has long been the biggest bottleneck in the CAE process and, until recently, was the single largest obstacle preventing the routine implementation of numerical simulation early in th... |
1/10/2008 - CD-adapco
Stephen Ferguson, Joel Davison, Jon Lewin
- 3D Connections Roundup: New Elastomeric Material from Objet Offers Flexibility and Durability
| In our latest roundup of news from 3D Conversion companies, Objet introduces a new elastomer, Creaform lets CATIA users scan directly, ROMER introduces a new measuring arm, a note from the first Rapid Implant Manufacturing Forum, DSM Somos deliver... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Jenee D. White
- Actify Finds a Hole in PLM
| Following some executive changes in 2006, Actify seemed to fall off the radar. CADCAMNet Publisher Rachael Dalton-Taggart checks in and discovers that Actify sees a hole in PLM; one it intends to fill. |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Rachael Dalton-Taggart
- AspenTech Year-End Results Bring Sorely Needed Good News
| The numbers are not final or official, but the fourth quarter and fiscal 2007 results at Aspen Technology must have been a breath of fresh air for the beleaguered plant software vendor. Licensed bookings were up 49% year-over. CADCAMNet updates it... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Randall S. Newton
- eBay Seller’s Lawsuit Against Autodesk May Impact Software Licensing Case Law
| The frustrations of a soft-spoken eBay seller toward Autodesk may become the catalyst for new federal case law regarding software licenses. A nonprofit advocacy group founded by Ralph Nader has become involved; Public Citizen has identified the ca... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Randall S. Newton
- Next Generation Framework for Automotive, Electrical, and Electronics Systems Development
| Electrical and electronics systems development has become one of the most critical areas in automotive design. It potentially represents one of the highest payoffs for automation; it also presents serious challenges. There is need for new automoti... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Vasco Drecun
- The ‘PlayStation Generation’ Industrial Buyer Makes New Demands of Engineering IT
| The expectations of PlayStation Generation buyers are beginning to transform expectations for engineering IT. From performance simulation to use of a virtual world to plan installation, the new industrial buyer increasingly looks for and expects t... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Peter Thorne
- The Dawn of CAD 2.0
| CAD tool developer Deelip Menezes believes we are witnessing the dawn of CAD 2.0, whereby data interoperability is solved not by new file formats or changes to existing software, but by a new generation of modelers that can recognize and edit feat... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Deelip Menezes
- The Way of Rhino Part 2: Behold the CAD Whisperer
| Robert McNeel and Associates is a CAD software company unlike any other. In Part 2 of our late summer series, “The Way of Rhino,” we learn more about the world according to Robert McNeel and Associates. Behold the CAD Whisperer, who gathers custom... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Randall S. Newton
- The Way of Rhino, Part 3: Tracking the Coming Perfect Storm in CAD
| Just as it takes more than a butterfly in the Azores flapping its wings to launch a hurricane toward Houston, it takes more than one contrary CAD company to shake up an industry. Robert McNeel and Associates are tracking six indicators they believ... |
10/4/2007 - CADCAMNet
Randall S. Newton
- Peter Cooper Would Be Mighty Proud
| I have this dream that someday soon I’ll be working in a word-processing program with underlying intelligence that does better than try to correct odd spellings of trademarked names. It goes something like this. |
9/28/2007 - Desktop Engineering
Jonathan Gourlay
- Sun Shares Its Vision
| Shared Visualization software enables organizations to virtually place a workstation on every desk. |
9/28/2007 - Desktop Engineering
Michael A. Schulman, Linda Fellingham
- Tendon Repair Aided by RP&M
| Tormach’s Personal CNC helped KFx Medical develop a knotless surgical technique to fix torn rotator cuffs. |
9/28/2007 - Desktop Engineering
Brett Duesing
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