I came across a fascinating talk by Dan Reicher , now with Google but who was Assistant Secretary of Energy for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) from 1997-2001. His […]
I just came across an interesting article by Jeffrey Joerres on the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal Europe (April 9, 2009) entitled Aging Your Work Force. The article is about the challenge of […]
Accoding to the BBC Japan has announced another stimulus of more than 10 trillion yen (about $100 billion). This is in addition to the 12 trillion yen stimulus spending that has already been allocated. In total this […]
You can see a detailed list of what’s new in AutoCAD Map 3D 2010. Some of the big things are support for overlays and the new Workflow Framework both of which Justin Lokitz blogged about […]
ReNew Canada has a listing of some of the largest projects funded under the 2009 federal stimulus budget. Also there is a summary of the list of 1000 “shovel-ready” projects, in total worth an estimated […]
There’s a very interesting article The BIM Boom that outlines some of the business reasons why engineers, architects, and contractors are increasingly using BIM and how the economic downturn is affecting the adoption of BIM. […]
According to reports, IBM has withdrawn its offer for Sun.
Autodesk has announced the Autodesk Assistance Program which will offer free student software term licenses, free online training, reduced cost classroom training, and a path to certification for unemployed designers, engineers, and architects in all […]