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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 ...
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Autodesk Second Quarter: Who needs PLM?
Autodesk’s revenues in the most recent quarter rebounded more sharply than its peers in the engineering software business.
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Marketing 101 — Score 2 for Autodesk
Hey, the battle is on. Autodesk has been commissioning studies lately. They’ve hired long time journalist, writer, and hardware/software reviewer ...
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Graebert Launches ARES Commander 2D/3D CAD for Apple Macintosh
The newest Mac CAD product offers AutoCAD-compatibility at an introductory price of $495. Today German software developer Graebert GmbH launches ...
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Autodesk Resellers Avatech, Mensch und Maschine Report Growth
The rate of positive improvement reported by Avatech Solutions and Mensch und Maschine Software, two leading resellers, offers a bit ...
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2007: Autodesk CEO Takes A Verbal Baseball Bat to PLM
“There are only three companies in the world with a PLM problem,” says Autodesk CEO Carl Bass. “Their names are ...
