Lean, Design & Manufacturing Specialist
Hi Everyone, This is to anyone who follows LeanintoDesign. First off thank you for clicking ! If it weren't for you guys there would be no reason for me to do this. This blog just got over 60 visitors a day two days running. Which is a massive achievement. As you can probably tell I'm... Continue Reading →
I'm using Co-Schedule free for 14 days to see if it does anything to my social profile. I've been asking people how they see me through my online profile prior to signing up and I'm going to ask again afterwards to see if the results have worked in both the digital and the real world,... Continue Reading →
What is he talking about? I’m guessing that’s the question on your mind right now?
Autodesk are offering the capability to upgrade from a single product, think Inventor/Revit to an Industry Collection at almost no additional cost. Then have decided that the future of products is in offering a wider range of products focused on specific industry segments, with the option to supplement these offerings with cross segment software easily, if needed. They have also decided to make it easier to load and unload products/services as and when you need them.
One benefit for example – If you have a 3 month peak of work, hire in contract engineers, hire the software they need, and once the peak has leveled off, turn off the additional workers, the software and the payments. It’s like adding sky sports to your subscription for the football season and removing it to save money in…
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THis links in really well Toby my JFDI blog. Stop thinking start doing, fail small, fail fast, fail up. 🙂 Enjoy the musings of Cristian for more check out https://cristianmihai.net/author/mihaicristiandaniel/
Stay with me here as I'll skip from friendly banter to a very important issue. OK, I know my blog is a pretty small community of mostly close (and from this suggestion warped) friends, so this post varies wildly from what I expected my blog to look like. Thanks for the suggestion Paula, I've made... Continue Reading →
Hi everyone. I've just seen a video on Facebook that made me smile, then almost cry. Mainly because it made me realise how bad I am at keeping in touch with people. It was posted by one of my friends from another country, Remon V Rossum or as I knew him for many years Herbie205.... Continue Reading →
I'm sorry about this title, but it grabs your attention, does it not? In this fast paced world nothing can be better than to stop pontificating and get stuff done. It doesn't have to be good, it just has to get you out of your head and into doing something, anything, stop reading this post... Continue Reading →
AnyCAD info by @Cadassist
Working in Industry can be a nightmare, suppliers use one CAD (Computer Aided Design) system, and customers use another. This can lead to a spider web of 2D and 3D data that has to have multiple versions of the same data.
This isn’t a problem, I mean, storage is cheap now a days and storing all of these format variants doesn’t take up too much space on your server. A Catia file here, a step file there, O’look Native data, thank heavens I don’t have to translate this.
There are a few problems with this type of system, for the full article check out the Cadassist blog.
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Hi everyone, sorry I've been so quiet, I've been recovering from the 8 week training program by eating everything in sight, it's difficult to write with a burger in one hand and a pizza in the other. In a heathy, balanced diet kind of way. (Just in case Anthony Carr reads this 😉) So here's... Continue Reading →
OK so if your reading this you probably gone through the last few posts that were the build up to this wonderful night. 8 weeks of training, ups, downs and ups again. I've focused on me and my experience through this, but every one of my experiences has been with one of the other 14-20... Continue Reading →
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