Q&A – How Does BricsCAD Licensing Work?
Can you explain how BricsCAD licensing works? This is a question that I receive a lot. In this installment of The CAD Manager Q&A series,…
Q&A – Which BricsCAD is Right for You?
“Which BricsCAD is right for our company?” I get this question a lot, so it seems fitting to make it part of our CAD manager…
Q&A – 7 reasons to consider BricsCAD for your company
“Why should we consider BricsCAD for our Company?” I get this question a lot, so it seems fitting to start our Q&A series with it….
CAD Manager’s Corner – Preparing for Implementation – Part 6: Rollout and Support
In the last several CAD Manager’s Corner posts (see end of post) we’ve talked about everything you need to do to get ready for implementing…
Real World BricsCAD – Schrack Seconet P6: BricsCAD experience
In this post I conclude the interview CAD guy Martin Harrer and IT guy Germar Tischler from Austrian fire alarm, security and communications systems company…
CAD Managers’ Corner – Preparing for Implementation – Part 5: Remote Training Tips
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…
Real World BricsCAD – Schrack Seconet P5: Looking for bugs
In this post I continue the interview with CAD guy Martin Harrer and IT guy Germar Tischler from Austrian fire alarm, security and communications systems…
CAD Managers’ Corner – Preparing for Implementation – Part 4: Training Materials
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…
Real World BricsCAD – Schrack Seconet P4: LISP, maintenance and support
In this post I continue the interview with CAD guy Martin Harrer and IT guy Germar Tischler from Austrian fire alarm, security and communications systems…
CAD Managers’ Corner – Preparing for Implementation – Part 3: The Proving Ground
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…