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1491. What's New in the Jump for 2012?
Smart People want to know what's new and improved in the Jump for 2012. Since our 2011 product ran in AutoCAD Civil 3D 2012 on release day, how do we top that? Our goal is simple. A Higher Standard to...
1492. It Pains Me to Tell But It's True
Let's just suppose you have to debug a nasty little points file or fieldbook file in AutoCAD Civil 3D 2012. You're a wiz now and fire up your Survey Db and do to town. Survey Data Cleanup in 2012 The...
1493. Growing People Skills at AU 2011
At this year's Autodesk University 2011 I'm doing some participatory Unconference People Skills sessions for the first time. Surprise surprise surprise. The Unconference People Skills sessions filled...
1494. Point Dreams in the Annotative View Space
For reasons that I trust are pretty obvious to all by now, I routinely get lots of questions about AutoCAD Civil 3D Point Styles and their "strange" behaviors. The Choices of Confusion Inside Civil 3D...
1495. Rule the Points - Set. Group. Action!
Points are not the Simple Stupid things they were in Land Desktop or other old AutoCAD based CAD apps. They have evolved and morphed to much More capable Features inside AutoCAD Civil 3D 2012. Unnerving...
1496. Bridge yOur BIM Attention Span
It's been a bit since I BIM posted. (There is no typo in the title.) That doesn't mean BIM is not important or I'm not very passionate about it. I didn't long ago and far, far away in another lifetime...
1497. Fear and Qualitative Easing on The Road to Vegas
I get the pleasure of doing More People Skills this year @ AU 2011 than ever before. We're even doing Unconference break-out sessions - performing some live participatory skills construction. Who would...
1498. Daunting Logic from the 80/20 Rule?
At this years AU 2011 Leadership Forum I'm hosting a session called Outliers on the Road to Extremistan "Does the “80/20 rule” actually apply to the context of human effort, results, and reward? The basic...
1499. How to Learn From The Turkey
As we approach Thanksgiving and Autodesk University 2011 it's good to remember to Learn From the Tale of the Turkey The skeptic philosopher Nassim Nicoloas Taleb explores many aspects of our human quandary...
1500. More Space Data From Everywhere! OMG
Are you completely Data Spaced out? Could getting to that spacey stuff that's stuck over there really make you day? Want to shave light years off your spatial data travel time? Do you want a lightspeed...