There’s already a lot of buzz being built about SolidWorks World 2010 (SWW10), even with it being months away. To help readers keep track of the goings-on, SoildWorks website has a pipe that feeds articles from many of the SolidWorks related blogs. Not every article fed into the pipe is going to be about SolidWorks … Continue reading “Staying Connected to all things SWW10”
As mentioned within a previous article, Jeff Ray quoted one of my comments about SolidWorks 2010. He has been using this quote and others by other bloggers for a few months. It was an honor to have my particular quote appear at SolidWorks World 2010 on the big screen. I was kinda bummed though. I … Continue reading “Name in lights (or ginormous LCD)”
The buzzword at SolidWorks World 2010 was “cloud”. There was a running gag at the convention, take a shoot of “espresso” (or whatever else your mind can imagine) every time someone uttered the word “cloud” in a presentation or speech. If this game was real, we’d all be dead from alcohol poisoning, er I mean … Continue reading “Take away this from SolidWorks World 2010: Cloud”
After 10 years of using SolidWorks, I attended SWW10 in Anaheim for the first time. But, I can only get as far as the Partner Pavilion. For the tenth year, my employer could not pay for me to attend. http://www.solidworks.com/swworld/2580_ENU_HTML.htm Luckily I live here in Orange County and could attend for a few hours. A … Continue reading “My 1st (very brief) SWW”
I don’t normally just republish press releases, but this news is so big, it’s hard for me to add anything to it, so here’s the press release in full: ‘Avatar’ Director James Cameron Headlines SolidWorks World 2010 Visual Effects Pioneer Will Share Stories of Overcoming Daunting Technical and Business Challenges CONCORD, Mass., Dec. 21, 2009 … Continue reading “James Cameron keynote speaker at SolidWorks World 2010”
There is a new SolidWorks World 2010 resource that which attendees may take advantage. It is the SolidWorks World 2010 mapyourshow.com website. It allows you to view the facilities, plan your booth visitations, search and contact exhibitors, and plan attendance for events. The only major drawback is that it doesn’t seem to link events with … Continue reading “New SolidWorks World resource”
