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News Release from: Autodesk
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 September 2004
Newsletter focuses on UK industrial
designers
Autodesk is launching a monthly e-zine aimed at the tens of thousands of UK engineers using Autodesk design software, principally Autodesk Inventor Series.
Autodesk is launching a monthly e-zine aimed at the tens of thousands of UK engineers using Autodesk design software, principally Autodesk Inventor Series The newsletter, iNews, is designed to help manufacturing users exchange ideas and build their knowledge and is full of practical help and guidance, news, opinion and valuable contact information
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 14 Sep 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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"Because Inventor is used for all aspects of mechanical design from small parts to large assemblies, from mechanical design to consumer products, our users come from a huge range of backgrounds", explains Kevin Ison, Business Manager of Autodesk's Manufacturing Solutions Division.
"We believe we will all gain from learning how others are using design software - and it will give Autodesk the opportunity to pass on 'insider' tips and tricks to our Inventor user base".
Each month iNews will spotlight a different Inventor user - and Ison sees this as an opportunity for users to build up their contacts.
"We plan to create a virtual community of Inventor users, and hopefully introduce some of our customers to others who could be useful to them", he says.
It will also provide a forum for users to air their views on controversial industry issues as users will be invited to contribute their own opinion articles or comment on any topic featured.
Those interested can sign up for iNews on the Autodesk website.
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