In our last CAD Managers Corner post we talked about how to approach in-house training and gave some best practices for preparing your sessions. But not all training is conducted in your office anymore so how can we best train remote offices, home...
In our last CAD Managers Corner post we talked about establishing a proving ground and testing your BricsCAD deployment with a few test pilot users in a production work mode. Now that you’ve achieved this level of success it is time to take BricsCAD...
In our last CAD Managers’ Corner post we talked about getting your BricsCAD workstations setup, configured and ready to start running production jobs. But before you take BricsCAD into full production some training will be required, and you’ll...
In our last CAD Managers Corner post we talked about taking inventory of your current CAD ecosystem so you can be prepared to migrate to BricsCAD. In this post we’ll examine the next step of preparing for implementation – getting your network...
In our last CAD Managers Corner post we talked about how a company considering moving to BricsCAD could use a stepwise approach towards adoption. Those three steps – financial analysis, user familiarity and demonstrating ease of use – are an...
In our first 5 posts in CAD Managers Corner we outlined a chronological approach to implementing BricsCAD while training your users to become productive as quickly and easily as possible. These posts assumed that management had made the choice to...
In our last post we outlined an approach for training users to make the transition from another CAD system to BricsCAD. In that post we stressed using familiar contexts – like a project that has been completed previously – to isolate training...
In our last post we completed the configuration of our newly installed BricsCAD software via LISP customization. So now that everything is setup for user success the question becomes, “How do we best train users to make the switch to BricsCAD?” Of...
In our last post we talked about automatically loading a standardized profile at BricsCAD® startup so all users would see the same CUI interface and have the same configuration folders for external files and peripherals like printers/plotters. And...
In our last post we talked about automating the installation of BricsCAD using a variety of command line switches to assist in deploying large quantities of seats. Yet installing the software is only part of the startup effort since you’ll certainly...
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