Happy New Year from The CAD Geek
To say 2009 was quite a year would be a profound understatement. Many of you, myself included, endured layoffs, reduced salaries, and all sorts of
To say 2009 was quite a year would be a profound understatement. Many of you, myself included, endured layoffs, reduced salaries, and all sorts of
If you attended the AUGI Annual Meeting Wednesday evening at Autodesk University, you learned AUGI has an exciting year ahead of it. Perhaps the most
For those of you in or around the Richmond, VA area, the Richmond AutoCAD Manifest (local user group), has quite a treat in store for
Today was my first day as the Technical Product Manager for Education Reseller, Ronald A. Williams. Moving from a private engineering practice to a reseller,
If you haven’t heard about the AutoCAD Exchange, you’re sure missing out on an awesome community designed specifically for users like you. Launched in March
My sincere apologies to the faithful followers of The CAD Geek Blog. As you probably gathered from my last post (way back on May 30th),
After spending nearly 6 years with some of the most talented engineers I know, this past Wednesday was my last day at Timmons Group in
Earlier today, I came across a rather interesting blog post by an anonymous author titled “Autodesk does NOT want you to know this…” The post
Just over a week ago 3Dconnexion, subsidiary of Logitech, announced what is sure to be another incredibly popular 3D navigation device – the SpacePilot PRO.
Regardless of how you get your news, the reports over the last week have been especially depressing. 651,000 jobs were shed in February alone, or
With my 3-week vacation over, this week has been all about returning to reality. As with almost any vacation, this week has mostly been
Back in May I made a post titled “Some Nifty Tools” where I mentioned a very handy tool from Mindjet called MindManager. Since then the