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What do 1, 2007, and 1,000,000 Have in Common
Nothing really, but each number will show up here in this catch-up post. 1The 1st SWUGN Summit event of the year was held this week in Orlando, and we all had a great time. Thanks to Casey Gorman, Matt Rece,
... ContinuedWhat Did I Do at COFES?
The 10th annual COFES conference was my fourth, and like many others have expressed, I feel it was the best one I have attended. There's plenty of in-depth coverage of the event to be found: SolidWorks: Heard!Lou Gallo covered COFES
... ContinuedSpending Some Time in the Desert
This morning I flew into Phoenix and made the 100 mile drive to Tucson for tonight's Tucson SolidWorks User Group meeting. I'll be doing a session called SolidWorks User Tips Group and Network Tricks. You read that right, it's a
... ContinuedRandall Bock – Educator or User Group Leader?
Well…both actually. Randall burst on to the scene last September as the leader of the Happy Valley SolidWorks User Group. Since then, the group has averaged over 80 attendees for each of three meetings that have been held. HVSWUG will
... ContinuedSWUGN Technical Summit – Orlando
The 2009 SWUGN Technical Summit series kicks off April 28th in Orlando, Florida. We’re expecting a good turnout to see technical presentations by the likes of Casey Gorman, Tim Paris, Eric Bright, Carl Scheible, Matt Rece, and Dana Parrish. Five
... ContinuedGreat People Make Great Things Happen
I originally titled this "Great Things Happen to Great People", but changed it to reflect the real story. A little over a week before he was scheduled to attend SolidWorks World 2009, Rodney Hall found out that his employer was shutting
... ContinuedBill Caz Gets the Corner Treatment
Rich Hall has a regular feature over at his blog called "Educators Corner". Bill Casnovsky, Central Texas SolidWorks User Group leader, is today's interview.
... ContinuedSWUGN Lifetime Achievement Awards
The Lifetime Achievement Award is presented annually to former user group leaders or SWUGN Committee members that have shown outstanding service to the SolidWorks Community for an extended period of time. Two new names grace the SWUGN Lifetime Achievement plaque
... Continued2008 SWUGN User Group Leader of the Year
"…a really terrific guy…." That's how I introduced Rob Jensen as he walked to the stage at SolidWorks World to accept the 2008 Group Leader of the Year award. Rob is one of those special SolidWorks users that is always
... Continued2008 SWUGN User Group of the Year
The criteria for the User Group of the Year award includes things like quality meetings, steady or increasing attendance, and a leadership that takes an active role in the SolidWorks Community. The Central MA/Northern CT SolidWorks User Group is all
... Continued10th Annual SWUGN Summit at SolidWorks World
Here are some additional highlights from the 10th Annual SWUGN Summit at SolidWorks World. SWUGN ElectionsCongratulations to Ontario SolidWorks User Group leader Chris White who is now the SWUGN Committee representative for Canada. Chris becomes the first non-incumbent to be elected to the
... ContinuedSolidWorks User Group Leaders Make Me Cry
I knew there was some sort of surprise planned for the 10th Annual SWUGN Summit meeting here at SolidWorks World. Devon Sowell contacted me last week and asked if we could shorten things up just a little, but didn't want
... ContinuedAll the News That's Fit to Print
There's no doubt that the SolidWorks bloggers are a bunch of great folks. Many of them are here with us at SolidWorks World, and they're writing, taking pictures, and doing interviews. But the real beauty of the SolidWorks Blog Squad
... Continued141+ Character SolidWorks World Updates
At this years SolidWorks World, it seems Twitter is all the rage. You can get regular updates from dozens of Tweeters (??) that are attending the conference. But if your looking for news and information about SolidWorks World in larger
... ContinuedSWW Speaker Spotlight – Lenny Kikstra
When it comes to programming, I'm really good with my VCR. Beyond that..well, not so much. Lenny Kikstra on the other hand is a master of the subject, and willingly shares his knowledge via his website – Lenny's SolidWorks Resources.
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