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2008
 The
Expert's View: Finding the Balance Between Automation, Simulation, and
Inspiration in Engineering Software - divide-and-conquer strategy for
working on engineer's instincts, Peter Thorne of Cambashi Ltd., CADdigest.com,
Apr 1, 2008
Public Speaking
For Engineers
- know your topic, be confident and mentally prepared, interact with audience,
and practice for better public speaking, Matt Writes, Mar 26, 2008
HPC Powering Widespread Simulation Studies - mid-size companies adopting
high performance computing for complex simulation, Beth Stackpole, Design News,
Feb 25, 2008
Engineering
Advances the Common Good - engineers innovate great designs and
products to solve healthcare and environmental problems, Jeff Ray of SolidWorks,
Desktop Engineering, Feb 1, 2008
2007
Model-Based
Design for Mechatronics Systems - CAE concept that helps simulate and test
mechatronic systems depending on system-level model, Tony Lennon of The
MathWorks Inc., Machine Design, Nov 20, 2007
Model-Based Design - concept involving multi-domain modeling is adding to
capabilities of CAE, Tony Lennon of The MathWorks Inc., Design News, Dec 10,
2007
MSC.Software
Posts a Mind-Numbing, Excuse Filled Third Quarter - revenue earned are $57.2
million, down 2% due to lower sales of engineering products, Randall Newton,
CADdigest.com, Nov 19, 2007
Engineering in India - a top engineering graduate can command a salary to
$6,000, but many more will take half of that, Rajabahadur Arcot, Machine Design,
Nov 5, 2007
Today's Criteria for
Choosing Design and Analysis Software - consider customer service,
training, responsiveness of vendor, value for money invested, Bob Williams of
ALGOR, Inc., Desktop Engineering, Nov 2, 2007
Seeing Mechanical
- role of sketching is growing in engineering, David McCormick, Mechanical
Engineering, Sep 2007
Simulations are Doomed to Succeed - simulation helps students learn
engineering applications faster, Leland Teschler, Machine Design, Sep 13, 2007
Interview
with Tony Lockwood - former Desktop Engineering editor talks about changes
at DE, blogs, editing as profession, future plans, more, Roopinder Tara,
CAddigest.com, Sep 17, 2007
KLG Systel Looking for Acquisition in Aerospace: Kumud Goel - Atlantis Lab
acquisition can make CAD strong in Indian automobile market, Moneycontrol.com,
Sep 17, 2007
When Serial Apps aren't Enough
- increasing technical computing market is fostering the development of more
distributed and parallel applications, Loren Dean, Desktop Engineering, July 31,
2007
The Eyes' Mind
- Linux supercomputers can offer the power to visualize extremely large data
sets, Mike Long & Randall Frank, Desktop Engineering, July 2007
Engineering Video Achieves Stardom - 9/11 WTC video created using LS-DYNA
models airplane behavior, wreckage and debris, Roopinder Tara, CAD Insider, June
26, 2007
Beyond Labels to User Experience - integrated CAD and CAE software can be an
advantage but only when some conditions are met, Bob Cramblitt, Desktop
Engineering, May 2007
Four Steps to Parallelization
- four steps to eliminate the coding
complexities, Ilya Mirman, Desktop Engineering, May 2007
Technical Computing Drives New Applications
- trends in technical computing that affect distributed and parallel computing
applications, Loren Dean, Desktop Engineering, May 2007
Designing for Profitability
- designers should include manufacturing
engineers, users and suppliers in design development process, Mitch Free of
MFG.com, Desktop Engineering, April 2007
Mass
Customization and the Future of Engineering Software - as number of
3D-literate users increases, MCAD companies can provide them technologies to
manipulate products, Dan Stanwick, CADdigest.com, April 2, 2007
Commonization and Reuse in CAE
- 4 key areas can help companies reuse product data fully, Paul Brown of UGS,
Desktop Engineering, March 2007
2006
3D CAD a Plus for STEM Education - better visualization and animations
provided by 3D CAD tools can keep students interested in engineering studies,
Marie Planchard of SolidWorks Corp., Desktop Engineering, December 2006
A Fast Track - engineering students learn programming by playing video game,
Jean Thilmany, Mechanical Engineering, November 2006
We Must Inspire Tomorrow's Engineers - Stratasys challenges technical skills
of the students through its "Extreme Redesign" contest, Jonathan Cobb of
Stratasys, Desktop Engineering, October 2006
Origami and Engineering Working Together to Save Lives - origami
helps in problem solving like finding creases for an airbag, Rita
Stange, Pro/E Community, September 6, 2006 (requires free
registration)
New Engineering Magazine - Pt 2 - John Gyorki
will be handling editorial for the upcoming Design World magazine, Roopinder
Tara, CAD Insider, August 18, 2006
Heavens! A New Engineering Magazine
- Design World promises coverage of 3D CAD starting in October, Roopinder Tara,
CAD Insider, August 17, 2006
A
Proposal for CATIA V6 - engineering design language provides open access
to design data in an easy-to-read programming language, Walter W. Wilson of
Lockheed Martin Enterprise Information Systems, COE NewsNet, June 2006
Designing Pipe Inspectors - magnetic flux leakage technology can simulate
and check for the integrity of pipelines, Grant Coleman of BJ Pipeline
Inspection Services, Desktop Engineering, May 2006
Engineering Product Redevelopment - redesigning an old product has
advantages over creating a new product, Sam Burd & Pete Tormey, Mechanical
Engineering, May 5, 2006
One Step Back, One Giant Leap Forward
- NASA engineers choose dual-rendezvous mission architecture to explore
resources on moon and Mars, John F. Connolly of NASA, Mechanical Engineering,
May 2006
Thermal and EMC Simulation - mechanical engineers use integrated
thermal-electromagnetic capability simulation to create perfect prototypes and
shorten product cycle, Sherman Ikemoto, Desktop Engineering, April 2006
Tomorrow's Engineers Take Center Stage
- student competitions like the FIRST Robotics Competition and Dimension 3D
Printing Group's Extreme Redesign spark interest in the engineering profession,
Sara Ferris, Cadalyst Management, April 18, 2006
HPC for the Road Ahead
- engineers at Ford Motor Company are setting HPC environment with the help of
SGI servers to improve CAE simulation, Srinivas Kodiyalam and Stan Posey,
Desktop Engineering, March 2006
Designers Go Digital - aircraft engineers are using multi-level simulation
software and advance design capabilities to develop aerospace products, Terry
Costlow, COE NewsNet, February 2006
2005
Design with Depth - 3-D displays are adding a new dimension to visualization
of complex product designs, Jean Thilmany, Mechanical Engineering, December 2005
Manipulating Space
- input device like spatial controller is going to be an engineer's standard
tool to run 3D MCAD applications, Mark Clarkson, Desktop Engineering, November
2005
Knowledge-Based Engineering - Automating for Profitability - KBE
helps to automate product design, John Day, Design News, October 24, 2005
The
Computer Assist - emergence of computers in the past 40 years and its
influence on engineering, John Varrasi, Mechanical Engineering, October 2005
Knowledge-Based Engineering - Automating for Profitability in Product Design
- increasing use of software and techniques brings rhythm to product design and
manufacturing, John Day, Design News, September 26, 2005
New Ideas for Modeling Systems - system simulation program 'KollabNet'
provides designers a common interface to connect every aspect of a design, Joel
N. Orr of KollabNet Inc., Machine Design, September 1, 2005
Life,
Meet Engineering - life sciences and engineering are merging into a hybrid bioengineering as CAD and other engineering technologies
are creeping into medical world, Jean Thilmany, Mechanical Engineering, July
2005
Aerospace Engineers Play Computer Games and Improve Design Skills
- games give real physics behind the equations, engineers are trying out their
designs within an integrated design-simulation environment before building them,
Charles J. Murray, Design News, June 14, 2005
Where the Engineers Are
- once thought to be useful for low level work such as drawing to CAD
conversion, India is becoming a source for design engineering, Alan S. Brown,
Mechanical Engineering, June 2005
The Real Engineering Process
- think about the issues of your organization and create solutions that take
everyone's view into account in order to achieve wholesome productivity,
Joel Orr, Machine Design, June 2005
Two
Young Designers are on their Way - industrial design students at
Purdue win international bike design contest with bike two rear wheels which
come together as rider gains momentum,
Wes Bolton,
Design-engine.com, May 2005
Thinking Big, An
Aerospace Engineer Takes on Hollywood - Aero Telemetry promised to
design aircraft models for Hollywood that "won't crash," Charles J. Murray,
Design News, April 4, 2005
Fashion Now As Important as Function
In Product Design - from laptops to cell phones, geek and chic merge
as product design is submerged in an all time high level of fashion
consciousness, Dean Takahashi, Design Engine, January 14, 2005
Experiment ...Early and Often - innovation and experimentation is the way to quick success, Jean Thilmany,
Engineering Management, March 29, 2005
End the Paper
Pushing - some engineers are much too involved
with order processing, Gary Kuba, Design News, February 7, 2005
Claude
Gagnon: The All-Terrain Engineer - Canadian company uses CAD to improve
the design of all-terrain vehicles, IEEE Spectrum Online, February 2005
Renault
Interview with Designer Densham - the chief designer of the Renault F1
R25 says that CAD is the most important thing to happen in his industry in
the last 25 years, motorsport.com, February 4, 2005
Constructing a Galaxy: Greg Hajdu - on the new Star Wars movie,
"Episode
III: Revenge of the Siths," CAD drafters and programmers worked with the
carpenters to transform seven soundstages into fantastical locales on
planets in a galaxy far away, StarWars.com, January 27, 2005
Add Value with Methodology Part III -
further discussion of how new methodologies can offer benefits over
technology-based innovations, Diane Landers, Brad Muscott, Kevin
Marseilles, Pravin Khurana and Christopher Charlebois, Desktop Engineering,
January 2005
2004
Break Your Own Rules -
if the engineering soul is based on innovation and risk taking, why is
innovation accepted everywhere but in our own offices?,
Suchit Jain, Design News, November 22, 2004
Stop Burning Money: Build Models You Can Reliably Reuse
- a key part of avoiding hidden costs in the design process is installing a
"best practices" regimen, Paul E. Teague, Design News, November 22, 2004
Only Connect
- thoughts on improving the product design process, Joel Orr, Machine
Design, November 4, 2004
Knowledge Management Tool for High-Tech Engineering - the Web-enabled
Information Service for Engineers (WISE) is a flexible knowledge portal that
brings many benefits to the design process, IST Results, November 12, 2004
Add Value with Methodology - explores how development of new methodologies offers advantages over technology-based innovation, Michael Richardson and David Prawel, Desktop Engineering, October 2004 Is Your Productivity A-BOM-Inable? - how to save money by eliminating the re-typing of item and BOM information, Matt Lane, Hagerman Technology Bulletin, September 2004 Inspection Should Be Next Design Consideration - the level of inspection can be improved if it’s considered early in the development cycle, Terry Costlow, Design News, September 15, 2004 Websites Get Richer - Enidine recently redesigned its website to reduce the number of clicks needed to download CAD drawings and PDFs of catalog pages, Paul E. Teague, Design News, August 16, 2004 Chrysler Builds a Tomahawk Motorcycle - a new bike designed with Alias AutoStudio features a Dodge Viper V-10 engine, two extra wheels and a bold design, DigitalCAD, August 2, 2004 Redesigning the Design Department - advice on how to rethink design workflows to increase productivity, Andrew Anagnost, Machine Design, July 8, 2004 IT Team Finds Right Formula to Drive Renault's Success - CAD/CAM and analysis applications have become crucial tools in the creation of successful race cars, James Watson, vnunet.com, July 14, 2004 High Society - designers of the soon-to-be world's tallest building eschewed the latest high-tech predictive software tools for old-fashioned engineering know-how and extensive wind tunnel testing, Christopher Sell, e4engineering, July 9, 2004 Seventy-five Years Old and Still Counting - Henry Dreyfuss Associates Still Make an Impact On American Life - this industrial design firm has long influenced the way Americans look at consumer products, eMediaWire, July 12, 2004 Let the Computer Do More of It! - there are a plethora of new tools to enhance the professional life of the engineer, Joel Orr, Machine Design, June 3, 2004 Fresh Mesh: A New Route to Smaller 3-D Files - a USC computer scientist has created a powerful algorithm to compress large graphics files, usc.edu, June 23, 2004 Is Your Software Up to Date? - engineering websites are offering more online customer-service tools to manage accounts, deliver resources to help users get started quickly with new programs and provide interactive tools for personalized support and training, Robert Williams, Machine Design, June 3, 2004 Structural Software for the Masses - engineer Tim Garrison markets his own easy-to-use software for stick-frame buildings, Tom Gibson, Progressive Engineer, May 2004 Scratch the Patch - don't write your own patches for off-the-shelf codes, get your software vendor to do it, Paul E. Teague, Design News, April 5, 2004 Solid Engineering & Design - a small mechanical engineering consulting firm in North Carolina invested in 3D technology and watched its business bloom, Andrea Dace, Progressive Engineer, April 2004 2004 Engineering Salary Survey: It's Good to Be an Engineer - salaries are up, but engineers are feeling insecure about the threat of job outsourcing, Victoria Reitz, Machine Design, March 18, 2004 Toyota Unveils New Concept Car - CAD tools enabled Toyota Australia to design the new Sportivo Coupe, a concept car that demonstrates new styling, interior dynamics and a high-tech approach to road safety, iafrica.com, February 27, 2004 My, What Big Teeth You Have! - a team of design engineers has created a CAD program called Vertebrate Analyzer to create, mechanically articulate and animate skeletal models of ancient beasts - from sabertooth cats to dinosaurs - to try to answer some of the questions about how they lived, SciScoop, January 22, 2004 Exclusive 2003 Plant Engineering Salary Survey - despite a recent dismal industrial economy, salaries for plant engineers have rebounded, Richard L. Dunn, Plant Engineering, January 1, 2004 Catch the Wind - in 2004 GM will focus on digitizing the drawing-board stage, when car concepts are developed before being handed off to engineering, Yahoo! News, January 5, 2004 2003Cleaning Up Efficiently - 3D modeling speeds up design and installation work at a nuclear waste site, Bruce Nielsen and Richard Christensen, Desktop Engineering, December 2003 48 To Fly - beginning at 7 p.m. this evening and for the following 48 hours, six industrial designers will inhabit a room full of techie toys, including PTC's latest software and some 19" Wacom tablets, to see who can create the best and most interesting designs (you can watch live on the Web), Design-engine.com, November 13, 2003 Ultimate Engineer Challenge - test your engineering prowess in this short quiz, Design News, November 7, 2003 Google Searches the Web And Does Math Homework - Google now offers a built-in calculator function for basic arithmetic, complicated math, units of measure, conversions and physical constants as well as other numbering systems, including hexadecimal and binary, Leslie Walker, BizReport, August 18, 2003 Design Engineers - Getting Started - the evolution of 3D CAD has delivered product design tools easier to use and more in keeping with traditional design processes, Tim Hone, CADserver, August 6, 2003 How to Write a Recursive Routine in MicroStation VBA - tutorial to help manage complex element types in MicroStation, Yuedong Bi, MSM Online, May 5, 2003 (may require free registration) Stadium Engineer Drives Toward 'Paperless' Project Sharing of 3-D - Chicago's Soldier Field makeover relied on 3D models to fit the new structure into the old one, Nadine M. Post, enr.com, April 14, 2003 The Bug Hunters - profiles of several CAD/CAM/CAE software testers - those engineers who find the bugs and suggest the features and fixes the code writers probably never considered, Laurie Toupin, Design News, April 7, 2003 The Silver Lining - engineering salaries are on the rise despite an uncertain economy, according to a recent salary survey, Machine Design, March 6, 2003 QuEST Focuses on High-end Engineering Services - once confined to high-volume, low-value projects, out-sourcing engineering work to India is moving toward more high-end services such as 3D modeling, 2D to 3D conversion and finite and CFD analysis, N. N. Sachitanand, The Hindu, March 13, 2003 Top Trends Impacting Design Engineers, Part 1 - a look at some of the trends likely to grab the spotlight in the coming months, including Lithium-polymer batteries, electromechanical drives and PLM software, Machine Design, February 6, 2003 Top Trends Impacting Design Engineers, Part 2 - explores more coming trends, such as hydraulics, servo-driven machines and Intelligent Transportation Systems, Machine Design, February 2003 What Is Knowledge-Based Engineering? - this method for automated engineering design can reduce design and drafting time from weeks to hours, Jeannine Jones, TimeCompress, January 2003 More Engineering on the Internet - customers now expect companies to offer plenty of services and information on their websites, while companies are increasingly using the Web to streamline operations, Machine Design, January 9, 2003 2002Understanding the Pressures of an Engineer - engineers must somehow find a way to balance performance, budgets and time-to-market - without getting too stressed out, John Connolly, timecompress.com, November 2002 Raise Productivity with Good Working Drawings - advice on improving efficiency in CAD drawings for electrical engineers, Mark Lamendola, Electrical Construction & Maintenance, Nov 1, 2002 Drawing on Experience - communication between engineer, CAD jockey and client remains a complicated issue, Robert O. Woods, Mechanical Engineering, November 2002 October 2002Move With the Times - a recent survey found that a surprisingly high number of engineering companies are dragging their heels in adopting digital technology, including the Internet, Neil McPhater, e4engineering.com, October 15, 2002 Scanners Don't Live In Vain - a British firm is using 3D visualization techniques to help educate its employees and contractors about the potential hazards that exist on the company's gas process plants, Glenn Halton, e4engineering.com, October 15, 2002 Ticket to Ride - D.C. to Baltimore in under 20 minutes? Engineers are working to bring high-speed maglev trains to the U.S., Paul Sharke, Mechanical Engineering, October 2002 GM Designs Digital Future For Its Cars - and Future Employees - General Motors is changing how it prepares its next generation of engineers and technologists to design and build cars to compete in the global economy, Computer Graphics World, October 14, 2002 September 2002Let the Bugs Do the Work - engineers at the Albany International Airport have implemented the world's first full-scale biological system for treating plane de-icing fluid, Tom Gibson, Progressive Engineer, September 2002 Converting Pollution to Profits - a profile of the chemical engineering professor Israel Wachs examines how he developed a catalytic process for converting pollutants in methanol wastewater at paper mills to chemicals the companies can use, Progressive Engineer, September 2002 Sally Ride Toys with Engineering - astronaut Sally Ride has devised a design competition she hopes will encourage young students - especially girls - to pursue a career in engineering, Katie Dean, Wired.com, September 28, 2002 The Future of Engineering - will technology ultimately create the Engineer-in-a-Box?, Robert W. Lucky, IEEE Spectrum Online, September 2002 The Virtue of Engineering Cynicism - engineers are natural cynics - and that's the key to their strength, David Weinberger, Darwin, September 25, 2002 Engineering Evolves with the Internet - surveys show that engineers are depending on the Web more every day to do their jobs efficiently, Paula Porter, Design News, September 23, 2002 (pdf) New Approaches Speed Product Engineering - CAD tools, collaboration and portals are helping automakers deliver cars to market faster, Rick Whiting, InformationWeek.com, September 23, 2002 Continued Growth in PLM Market -according to a recent study despite the general economic turndown, the product lifecycle management market grew 25% to reach $3.6 billion in 2001, John Krouse, Engineering Process Journal, September 2002 BOMs the Way for Supply Chain - bills of materials - the set of data that defines a product and its components - can be a potent tool for saving time and money and increasing productivity, Joanne Friedman, Janelle Hill, David Folger, David Cearley and Jack Gold, ZDNet, September 16, 2002 Designing for Sabotage - in the wake of 9/11, engineers are beginning to grasp how the prospect of terrorism fits into the scheme of designing for civilian and military projects, Emily M. Smith, Mechanical Engineering, September 2002 To Optimize, Analyze - engineers should look to the aerospace industry for the next trends in the CAD/CAM/CAE industry, Katherine Tyrka, Global Design News, September 1, 2002 Flexible Flyer - Lockheed-Martin engineers used CATIA to create the F-35 fighter, Rick DeMeis, Design News, September 9, 2002 August 2002OpenHSF Initiative - The Future of 3D Viewing Over the Web? - the goal of those involved with OpenHSF is to create a standard format that is to engineering visualization what Adobe's PDF format is to document viewing over the Web, Greg Corke and Martyn Day, CADserver, August 2002 Engineers of the Future - a competition that gives high school students hands-on experience building and designing robots is inspiring some of them to become engineers, Jamie Rudat, Design News, August 19, 2002 Drew Landman: A Ground Effects Opportunity - an aerospace engineering professor has found a niche running the historic, newly revitalized Langley Full Scale wind tunnel, Progressive Engineer, August 2002 July 2002Grooming Engineers: How the U.K. Does It - an organization in the UK, where there is a shortage of engineers, is trying to attract young people and women to the industry, Machine Design, July 25, 2002 (pdf) Engineering Schools Change with the Times - colleges find ways to cope with teaching the new technologies, Machine Design, July 25, 2002 (pdf) CFD Speeds US Navy Aircraft Modifications - using the programs Gridgen and Overflow to enhance the performance of the Navy's electronics surveillance workhorse, the E-2C Hawkeye, CFD Review, July 22, 2002 Tragedy or Comedy? - salary survey reveals 43% of Design News readers received less than 5% pay raise, Bruce Wiebusch, Design News, July 8, 2002 June 2002 MEMS' Rocky Road - taking a microelectromechanical design from concept to high-volume production can be a bumpy ride, John DeGaspari, Mechanical Engineering, June 2002 May 2002Extreme Machines - earthquakes, intense fires, pressures of 400 atmospheres are daily considerations for engineers who work in extreme engineering. They are the designers and builders of technology that has to survive at 11,000m deep in the ocean or in collision with a freight train traveling at 100mph, Rob Coppinger, The Engineer, May 9, 2002 April 2002Honey, I Shrunk the Technology - nanotechnology is the development and design carried out on the scale of less than 1 millionth of a meter, Ralph Underhill, The Engineer, April 11, 2002, in Mechanical February 2002Meet Your Newest Design Aid: PLM - product life-cycle management promises to speed up design through better collaboration and access to data, Paul E. Teague, Benjamin B. Ames and Louise Elliott, Design News, Feb 18, 2002 How PLM Helps - Frank Fernandez, Manager for PLM, MSC.Software Corp., Design News, Feb 18, 2002 January 2002Salary Survey - average salary for plant engineers rose 6.4% in two years and now stands at $70,905, Richard L. Dunn, Plant Engineering, Jan 1, 2002 Forensic Expert Studying WTC Steel - forensics engineering expert studying WTC steel to determine precisely how towers failed, Deborah Snoonian, P.E., architecturalrecord.com, Jan 10, 2002 2001What Every Plant Engineer Should Know About Selecting Software - includes checklist with many plant engineering software vendors, Jack Smith, Plant Engineering, Dec 1, 2001 Internet-enabled products get connected - engineers add remote monitoring, data collection and energy management to their designs, Adele Hars, Design News, October 15, 2001 e-Market Leaders - there may have been 2,000 e-market places but lack of buy-in has caused many casualties, Andrew Lee, The Engineer, Sep 20, 2001 Engineering Simulation in the Next Decade - how and when you do analysis is about to change, Paul Bemis, Design News, Sep 3, 2001 ASPs: Another Shallow Promise? - can application service providers live up to their claims? Kris VanHorn, Start, Aug 2001 Engineers Bank Better Salaries - annual reader survey reveals average salary of $64,490, up over 5% from last year, Design News Online, July 2, 2001 Engineering Website Resource Guide - the best engineering websites in five categories - includes TenLinks.com as best all around portal, Loren Werner, Tim Thompson, DE Online, June 2001 FEA Boosts Winston Cup Winner - engineering student uses FEA to strengthen part used in race car, Design News, June 18, 20 An ASP Hits the Fan - the recent demise of CollabWare, an ASP vendor, may be proving that engineers are not yet ready to adopt web-based application, Benjamin Ames, Design News Online, May 9, 2001 CAD/CAM Starts Renaissance of Radical Design - how well design concepts can be transmitted to other team members plays a big part in the success of big engineering projects, Joe O'Holloran, Financial Times, May 1, 2001 A Fundamental Shift in the Product Design Paradigm - how solid modeling is affecting the way engineers, designers and manufacturers work, Michael Davis, MCAD Vision, May 2001 Key to Survival - engineers turn to the Internet in increasing numbers, Hailey Lynne McKeefry, EDN, May 2001 Are Engineers Stupid? - or are they just careful, wonders Dr. Joel Orr, Start, April, 2001 Collaborative Workflow Streamlines Engineering Change Process - CADinfo.NET, March 2001 Mechanical Design and Engineering - application service providers (ASPs), Joe Greco, CADENCE, March 2001 Measuring Electrical Currents with Current Probes, Part 1 - Mike Hertz and Don Whiteman, Desktop Engineer, February 2001 Seeing Green: Annual Engineer Salary Survey - Machine Design, February 8, 2001 Engineering Goes Online Big Time - MachineDesign.com, January 11, 2001 |
