Greg Corke

Greg Corke is DEVELOP3D’s Managing Editor and resident workstation specialist. There’s nothing he likes more than putting the latest kit through its paces in 3D design, visualisation and simulation tools… well, there’s always travel, cooking, music and Arsenal as well.

Architectural tools finding new home

Posted by - June 14, 2008
Bentley Systems and McNeel and Associates both recently announced new modelling tools which are primarily designed for architects. This wouldn’t normally be of interest to DEVELOP3D, but there’s increasing trend…
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HP Blade MCAD Workstation

Posted by - June 24, 2008
Blade Workstations are exactly like standard workstations – insofar as they run desktop CAD/CAM/CAE applications, perform complex calculations and offer powerful 3D graphics – but instead of sitting under an…
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Big Brother is watching you!

Posted by - July 11, 2008
This post is not to do with product development technology per se, but a press release I found in my inbox this morning really quite disturbed me. Spector 360 Corporate…
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NX 6

Posted by - July 11, 2008
Alongside the Synchronous Technology launch, Siemens PLM also updated its two product development applications, Solid Edge and NX. This month we look through what's new in the legend that is…
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Let’s work together

Posted by - July 15, 2008
Getting IT systems to work together is a major hurdle but managing the global design teams and process is the biggest challenge writes Rob Jamieson Over the last few months…
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Rhino 4

Posted by - July 25, 2008
There aren't many professional-standard, low-cost 3D modelling tools on the market today. Rhino from McNeel & Associates is probably the most popular generic modelling application and used across many vertical…
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The trouble with PDM

Posted by - August 1, 2008
Making the decision to deploy a Product Document Management (PDM) system seems easy enough. To actually pick the correct system, deploy it and maintain it, in a mixed environment, without…
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