Product Design

Software bundles – stack’em high and sell’em low

Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 28, 2011

Stack it high and sell it low’ is one way of shifting software. Following the success of bundles like Microsoft…

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News

Autodesk goes bundle crazy with brand new 2012 product design suites

Posted by Martyn Day - March 28, 2011

Autodesk’s new 2012 Product Design Suites come in three flavours: Standard, Premium and Ultimate March has become the traditional time…

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Product Design

Inventor Publisher 2011

Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 29, 2011

Autodesk launched this product in Spring 2010, but as a result of a major delay at Her Majesty's Revenue and…

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Collaborate

The tablets are coming!

Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 9, 2011

Within just a year of tablets hitting the market, we are suddenly able to view and edit DWG wherever we…

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Manufacturing

Design for longevity

Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 12, 2011

A myriad of factors are considered at the start of a design process. Tanya Weaver grapples with just how big…

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News

Ferrari World Design Contest finals

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 14, 2011

All those schoolboy memories of trying and failing miserably to sketch my favourite Ferrari have today built to the horrible…

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News

Smoke, Mirrors, Creo, Ninjas: All good things

Posted by Al Dean - June 17, 2011

Creo Direct – all modelling, no rules Vegas. Never the best place for sitting down and writing something that both…

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News

SharePoint, Social and the Enterprise

Posted by Al Dean - June 30, 2011

Microsoft’s SharePoint seems pretty innocuous on first consideration. But then you consider how its become a standard, how it’s available,…

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News

Report from Ferrari’s Design Contest 2011

Posted by Tanya Weaver - July 21, 2011

Earlier in the week I was the envy of most of my friends and family as I jetted off to…

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Product Design

The rebirth of design

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 29, 2011

New tools and techniques are removing hundreds of years of design and fabrication limitationsNever in the field of human creativity…

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