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7 Mar 2008
On track with Gerard Hall of Scott Wilson Railways
London, United Kingdom — As CADD/EDMS (Electronic Document Management System) Manager for Scott Wilson Railways, Gerard Hall is responsible for managing and supporting the CADD and EDMS systems of one of the top ten largest engineering consultancy firms in the United Kingdom. He talked with us recently about some major rail projects, including transportation preparation for the ...
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7 Feb 2008
New York City, New York, USA — CAD Manager Donnell Griffith was so impressed with Axiom products at his previous job, that when he came to work for Urbitran, he requested
Title Block Manager, RefManager and
Microsoft Office Importer straight away.
Donnell Griffith jumped at the opportunity to learn.
Hi Donnell, what are some of the problems you encounter in ...
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7 Dec 2007
Washington, DC, USA — As Director of IT at Shalom Baranes Associates, the lead design firm working on the Pentagon after the terrorist attack of 2001, Ken Shigemitsu knows the importance of keeping everyone on the same page. The project, when it is finished in 2012, will have rebuilt space equivalent to two Empire State Buildings. As busy as Ken is, we managed to ...
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7 Nov 2007
Kansas City, Missouri, USA — When
MicroStation Today caught up with Frank Nelson at the Mid-Continent MicroStation Community (MCMC) summer conference in Kansas City, he was swamped. In addition to his busy life as project manager for Burns & McDonnell, he also volunteers as a vendor coordinator for the MCMC and just had a grandson.
Frank Nelson would like to
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7 Oct 2007
Castle Frankenstein, Transylvania — Scientist and inventor Dr. Victor Frankenstein rarely grants interviews, but recently he came out of seclusion to grant a very special interview to
MicroStation Today.
One of Dr. Frankenstein's goals is to design additions to his castle that look like they've been there for hundreds of years.
Tell us about yourself.
Dr. Frankenstein: I like to ...
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7 Sep 2007
Perth, Western Australia, Australia — CAD Administrator Colin Asplin, of Perth, Western Australia, loves a challenge. Whether it's paragliding, video editing or re-mapping hundreds of design files, he's willing to take the jump. He took some time away from his job at Thyssenkrupp Engineering Australia (TKEA), and paragliding, to give us a rundown of what's happening down under
In one afternoon,
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7 Jun 2007
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, USA — We at Axiom meet interesting, dedicated MicroStation users every day. This month, we'd like you to meet Chris Elvin, CAD Administrator for Crispell-Snyder, Incorporated of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
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7 May 2007
An interview with Engineering Specialist, Luis Sanchez
El Paso, Texas, USA — Luis Mario Sanchez III is an Engineering Specialist for Bain Medina Bain, a Texas engineering firm. In his 12-year career, he has dealt mostly with transportation infrastructure projects. Luis told us of one special project that he'll never forget.
Luis Sanchez, Engineering Specialist, at the Tower of the
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21 Apr 2007
Clearwater, Florida, USA — Another major development in the MicroStation e-learning world occurred at the end of 2006 with the combining of two training powerhouses. In late December, InRoads master trainer, Mark Ditko, and Axiom's
LearningBay team finalized an agreement to join forces in creating the world's first full e-learning course series for InRoads.
Mark Ditko, world-famous InRoads guru
Mark Ditko, founder ...
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7 Apr 2007
Dear Editor,
Expecting users to adhere to CAD standards implies that they are producing a product that is worthy of the extra attention that standardization requires.
Chris Elvin, CAD Administrator Crispell-Snyder, Incorporated
With MicroStation so easily providing line weights, text styles and color utilization, it is amazing how many firms are content with producing one-weight, monochrome drawings with typewriter fonts. Perhaps if we ...
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