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Autodesk Wins Appeal in Vernor Case
Autodesk wins Round Two regarding the right of individuals to resell software products. Today a US Circuit Court of Appeals ...
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SYCODE CEO Deelip Menezes: My Blog is a Hobby That’s Gone All Wrong
In an exclusive interview, SYCODE CEO Deelip Menezes talks about the CAD industry, his growing business creating utilities for CAD ...
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CAD Moves to New Platforms, Expands Its Territory
We are moving into a new era of computing. But exactly how Cloud-based computing will affect CAD and related technologies ...
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ZWSoft Acquires VX and Targets the 3D Market
Chinese developer ZWSoft hopes to displace AutoCAD in China. Now, ZWSoft has acquired VX Corporation and plans to take advantage ...
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Autodesk Announces AutoCAD for Mac and AutoCAD WS App for iPad and iPhone
The worst-kept secret in software is out; Autodesk returns to the Macintosh platform with a new version of AutoCAD, and ...
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Acquisition-Minded PTC Hikes Line of Revolving Credit
In a mandatory filing with the SEC, PTC says it will increase its line of credit to $300 million, and ...
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Project Butterfly Gets an Update
Autodesk's Project Butterfly is flapping its wings. Project Butterfly is Autodesk's work on extending AutoCAD the cloud. The company is also working on Project Dragonfly, a 2D and 2.5D project for interior designers, and there is the much higher profile Project Twitch work that puts Inventor, Revit, and Maya in the Cloud for customers.
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2008: Avatech’s George Davis: ‘We Can Weather the Storm’
When George Davis became CEO of Avatech Solutions in 2007, the company was in the middle of its own economic ...
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Resellers Rand and Avatech Merge Business Operations
The reverse merger returns Rand Worldwide to the stock market. This deal is about three things: Strength, Liquidity, and Cashing ...
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2009: New Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz: Give “Some Friggin’ Breathin’ Room” So We “Can Kick Some Butt”
When former Autodesk CEO Carol Bartz took over as CEO of Yahoo! in January 2009, most tech media pundits were ...