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AUGI members worldwide write articles, papers, tutorials all the time. We are beginning something new now, actually hosting that material on our site in a manner that allows readers to find what they are interested in. We have sections in a number of areas, some related to products and others management and organizational issues.
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TIPniques: Parametrics in AutoCAD, Part 2
Brian Benton takes a closer look at Parametrics in AutoCAD. This month, the focus is how and when to use geometric constraints.HP SpacePilot Pro Relieves Design Work Stress
HP's SpacePilot Pro Intelligent Controller boosts productivity while relieving physical stress.Is the CAD Classroom Obsolete?
Think that classroom training is a thing of the past? Not only is it still a viable option, but with a little upfront effort on your part and a willingness to use leading edge technology, classroom training can be better than ever.Something Is Similar, No?
AUGI President David Harrington on what's new with the organization. A clean new website (with some familiar Forum content) and some fresh faces on the AUGI Board of Directors start 2011 off right.Parametric Drawing in AutoCAD
In this first article in a series, Brian Benton explores the Parametric Drawing design tools in AutoCAD.Their purpose, how to use, and techniques are discussed.CAD Management: How to Impress Your Boss
Add "impress the boss" to your list of resolutions for 2011. Here are four key areas in which you can put this into practice.How HP Z Workstations Help Improve the AutoCAD Design Process
The HP Z Workstation family delivers the power, performance, and reliability you need - all at an affordable price.One Man Shop: Consulting vs Freelancing - Part One
This article will explore some of the elements that comprise a successful oneperson visualization operation. There is no shortage of valuable technical information dedicated to streamlining work efficiency and improving 3D work generally. Here we will take a closer look at the business side of making a go of it on your own. Essential components include branding, networking, and marketing, establishing a presence in the 3D community, client interaction, negotiating, business practices, contracts, and artwork rights.The Early Years: 2009 - Holding Down the Fort
AUGI concludes its series on the history of the organization with a look at 2009. After parting ways with its professional management services firm, AUGI faced a series of challenges to keep going with no interruption in services. Ultimately, it met this challenge head on and succeeded.Inventor Users - Share Your Knowledge
HotNews is seeking AUGI members who use Autodesk Inventor to share their expertise on a monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly basis with HotNews readers.
