Maria and Glen from the DriveWorks team are attending CAD2M Live, which takes place on Thursday 12th October 2017 at the Midden Nederland Hallen in The Netherlands.
This year, we’re celebrating 10 years since SOLIDWORKS chose DriveWorksXpress as the design automation tool of choice for SOLIDWORKS, including our technology as standard in every license of SOLIDWORKS. We’re thrilled that 10 years on, SOLIDWORKS still see the value in our technology and will be sponsoring, attending and presenting at our annual technical event!
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Last week our CEO, Glen Smith and VP, Maria Sarkar, attended the Alignex MechFuse design and engineering summit in Minneapolis. The summit blended together new technologies, forward-thinking manufacturing strategies and educational sessions into one event.
Recently we blogged about how Mark and Phil from the DriveWorks team were travelling to Australia and New Zealand to visit resellers, partners, customers and SOLIDWORKS User Groups. They’re now back in the office and we caught up with them to find out more about thier trip down under.
We’re attending and presenting at the Alignex MechFuse design and engineering summit which takes place on 28th-29th September 2017 in Minneapolis.
Heather from the DriveWorks team is hitting the road once again this fall, for a SWUGN tour of the south and southwest USA!
Laing O’Rourke have been working with Cambridge University to develop a set of design configuration tools for bridges. The tools, created using SOLIDWORKS and DriveWorks, provide a smoother digital process for the design, manufacture and assembly of bridges, reducing the time it takes to complete a bridge.
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Last week Heather, who is involved in running the SWUGN sponsorship program here at DriveWorks, hit the road again for another week long SWUGN Tour. This time, she was on a road trip that took her to both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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At DriveWorks, we love hearing about the creative ways that our customers and resellers are using the software and we regularly blog, tweet and write case studies about their configurators. Recently CAD2M, a DriveWorks reseller based in The Netherlands, got in touch with us as they’d had a really cool idea for a DriveWorks configurator.
Every year we hold a bake sale at DriveWorks HQ. In previous years we have raised money for charities such as Macmillan Cancer Support, Cancer Research UK and the Alzheimer’s Society. Our annual bake sale took place on Friday and this year, we are fundraising for a very different cause, suggested by Jake from the DriveWorks team.
