Believe it or not SolidWorks World 2010 registration is now live. The event will take place from January 31 – Feburary 3rd 2010 in Anaheim, CA. These dates feel like a long way off but I have the feeling it will be here before we know it. In my opinion the real benefit of registering early for [...]
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The partner pavilion at SolidWorks World is packed with SolidWorks partner products for a variety of uses. This year the big draw for me was Luxology. As you probably know the results of the Luxology and SolidWorks partnerhip appeared in the SolidWorks 2009 release as PhotoView 360. This partnership is now also bringing Modo users [...] I’ve posted my presentations from SolidWorks World 2009. In the downloaded zip file you’ll find a PDF version of the PowerPoint and all the required supporting files. To download simply click on the appropriate image. I’ll also be posting video versions of these presentations as I complete them. All feedback about the presentations is welcome. If you’ve been following the blog through SolidWorks World 09 you know I have not made a post about the Wednesday general session. The reason being I didn’t have time to post information about the session right away and a lot of the other bloggers already covered what happened in the session. The Wednesday general session [...] This is what 4300+ people attending the SolidWorks World 2009 general session looks like. Normally I’d be sitting as close to the front of the stage as possible at the general session but I haven’t been feeling all that well this morning so I watched from the back just in case I had to leave [...] The Monday general session just broke and it felt like a sea of people moving through the corridors. Jeff Ray reported this years event had approximately 4300 attendees and judging by the mass of people waiting to enter the general session I’d say that figure is accurate. We’re all here and about to kick off the official start of SolidWorks World 2009 with the Sunday night reception. Of course the bloggers have been here for a day or two attending meetings, focus groups and alpha testing along with some other SolidWorks users. I’ve been spending time trying to navigate the maze of [...] By the time this posts I’ll be cruising at 30,000 feet on my way to Orlando to attend SolidWorks World 2009. It’s going to be great catching up with all the the people I’ve met over the years and I’m sure I see plenty of new faces this year. The SolidWorks bloggers have been keeping [...] One of the best things about SolidWorks World has always been the technical breakout sessions. These sessions cover all areas of SolidWorks functionality and are typically given by very knowledgeable presenters. Some of the technical sessions offered cover areas that users would typically find it difficult to find information or training on. Two such areas [...] |
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I've been a member of the SolidWorks user community for many years. This blog in an extension of that community involvement and allows me to share what I hope is useful information with a wider audience of users. In compliance with the new FTC blogger guidelines and in an effort to have full transparency with my readers I need to post some full disclosure statements.
*I am a member of the DS SolidWorks user group program as both a group leader and regional representative. I am not compensated for my user group involvement.
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*I am in occasional contact with employees at DS SolidWorks Corporation and am sometimes asked to provide feedback on new products or programs. I am not compensated for these efforts.
*I provide occasional consulting services to DS SolidWorks Corporation, for which I receive compensation.
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