Too Busy to Be Better
May 24, 2013
Leave a comment“I’m just too busy.” I hear this phrase every single week, followed by “There’s no time for another meeting, we’re up to our neck in new design projects, it’s our busy season so we can’t even think about implementing another system, and we’re way too busy for training.” Why? I think the answer is our own perceived success, our busyness!
Categories: Product DevelopmentAuthor: K. Ladd
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Finding the LAMDA in a golf swing
May 16, 2013
Leave a commentLAMDA is problem solving at its greatest and it doesn't only apply to engineering and product development. I noticed LAMDA creep into my life when thinking about my golf swing. I consider myself a decent player and the LAMDA process promotes my continuous improvement. I’ll bet that you can also identify with this process.
Categories: Product DevelopmentAuthor: N. Taylor
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Case Study: Globe University students get more bang for their buck with Creo
Apr 25, 2013
Leave a commentThe Globe staff has gone to great lengths to ensure engineering students have the breadth and know-how to have successful careers by making sure they are well versed in relevant CAD solutions. After switching to Creo Parametric and PTC’s Precision LMS (Learning Management System). The results were staggering. They were able to cover 25% more course material.
Categories: Product DevelopmentAuthor: C. Ganzel
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Dream Center For Change…..
Apr 18, 2013
Leave a commentCompanies often resist change, but they shouldn't. Many times change is necessary for progress and success. This post describes some professional observations and anecdotes that will hopefully make you consider the way your organization approaches change.
Categories: Product Development, Workforce DevelopmentAuthor: K. Ladd
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Case Study: How FSG Design uses Creo and ISDX
Apr 11, 2013
Leave a commentIn this "voice of customer" blog post I highlight FSG Design. CEO & Principle Frank Glogowski has found that using Creo Parametric 2.0 along side the Interactive Surface Design Extension (ISDX) increased overall productivity by a whopping 25%.
Categories: Product DevelopmentAuthor: C. Ganzel
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The Right Mouse Button in Creo
Apr 04, 2013
Leave a commentThere is a simple way to reduce mouse travel and clicks when working in Creo Parametric. Use the Right Mouse Button. The right mouse button (RMB) gives you several menu options depending on what mode you are in and what you are currently doing.
Categories: Product DevelopmentAuthor: M. Decker