CAD & GIS News for Govies 5/8
CAD News for Govies is a new feature on Acronym that scans thousands of industry articles to present you with a regular source of CAD and GIS news, information and ideas that impact the public sector. Here’s the latest round-up:
Autodesk’s 2014 Software Release – What’s New for the Public Sector?
Last week, Autodesk announced its 2014 software portfolio line-up live on the web. So what impact will we see for the public sector? As expected, there remains a big focus on Autodesk suites – a more cost effective way to purchase complete solutions across a variety of industries. So what’s new? Here’s a quick re-cap.
Autodesk Volunteers Help Preserve Historic Kosrae Using Reality Capture Software & BIM
Kosrae is an island in the South Pacific, whose rich history is unknown by the people who live there, as well as the handful of scuba divers who visit annually to explore the pristine coral reefs surrounding the island. That’s why Autodesk is teaming up with KnowledgeWell (a non-profit dedicated to transforming the barriers faced by under-resourced nations into opportunities for successful business and public sector programs) to create a 3D model of the island and help tell its story to the rest of the world.
Four Questions with Four CAD Experts | Part Two – 3D Printing & Doing More With Less
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DLT Solutions and [acronym] Magazine cosponsored the Public Sector CAD Awards last week. This two-part, four-question series will recap a conversation with the four judges called “Digital Design Tech, Trends, and Talking Points for 2013 – A Q&A with Public Sector Industry Pros.” Acronym Online editor Caron Beesley moderated the presentation. The judges were:
Four Questions with Four CAD Experts | Part One – Our Infrastructure & Cloud
DLT Solutions and [acronym] Magazine cosponsored the Public Sector CAD Awards last week. This two-part, four-question series will recap a conversation with the four judges called “Digital Design Tech, Trends, and Talking Points for 2013 – A Q&A with Public Sector Industry Pros.” Acronym Online editor Caron Beesley moderated the presentation. The judges were:
Four Questions with Four CAD Experts | Part Two - 3D Printing & Doing More With Less
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DLT Solutions and [acronym] Magazine cosponsored the Public Sector CAD Awards last week. This two-part, four-question series will recap a conversation with the four judges called “Digital Design Tech, Trends, and Talking Points for 2013 – A Q&A with Public Sector Industry Pros.”
Three Questions with Lynn Allen, Autodesk Evangelist
A CAD event isn’t one without a certain Autodesk Evangelist showing up. Thankfully, Lynn Allen not only made an appearance during the [acronym] Magazine’s Public Sector CAD Awards virtual event and expo, she gave the keynote talk. 60 AutoCAD Tips in 60 Minutes provided users with more valuable tricks and shortcuts than a magician carries up his infinite sleeve and within his endless hat.
Three Questions with Lynn Allen, Autodesk Evangelist
A CAD event isn’t one without a certain Autodesk Evangelist showing up. Thankfully, Lynn Allen not only made an appearance during [acronym] Magazine Public Sector’s CAD Awards virtual event, she gave the keynote talk. 60 AutoCAD Tips in 60 Minutes provided users with more valuable tricks and shortcuts than a magician carries up his infinite sleeve and within his endless hat. We caught up with Lynn afterward to bring you her thoughts on her most useful tips, cloud, and the next five years of digital design.
Technically News - 1/28
In this edition: Symantec to Rely on Partners After Restructuring; Touchdown! NetApp & The Super Bowl Partner; Autodesk and NASA Developing New Technology; Red Hat Uses ManageIQ Acquisition to Further Cloud Offerings
Autodesk University 2012 Recap
Autodesk University (AU) 2012 is over and it ended as one of the most comprehensive and exciting conferences in AU history. Missed it?Don’t fret; we’re here to fill you in.