Martyn Day
Martyn Day is AEC Magazine’s co-founder and consulting editor and has been writing about design and the business of CAD for close to 30 years. Everyone knows Martyn. He’s always the one asking the CAD software company CEOs the difficult questions. And the one carrying 17 different tech devices in his backpack.
Autodesk University 2005 report
Once a year Autodesk holds an event for its customer to come and learn about the tools they use every day, to hear about future plans and see forthcoming technology…
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The Bass effect
Under the tutelage of CEO Carl Bass, Autodesk, the world’s largest CAD software provider, has gone from a one-trick pony to a multi-platform, multi-industry specialist. At the company’s 2013 product…
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Banking on BIM – recreating Sir John Soane’s Bank of England
Modelling a Neo-classical building in Revit is no mean feat, made all the more challenging by making it a crowdsourced effort.
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Autodesk Cloud
Last September Autodesk announced the launch of its cloud-based services, offering free features and additional benefits for subscription customers.
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Bentley Connect Edition
Bentley Systems hosted a two day event in Manchester to focus on its early access program for the Connect Edition of products.
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Bentley: Civil engineering and design
AEC hasn't covered Bentley Systems' civil engineering products for a while, so Martyn Day caught up with Gregg Herrin, Global Marketing Director, Civil, to discuss the company's 'somewhat overcrowded' civils…
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CadFaster for iPad
Having access to CAD models on a laptop is a business necessity. If you are truly mobile then you will need them on your Apple iPad and preferably be able…
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COFES 2005
Each year in the desert of Arizona, the Computer Aided Design community gathers to talk about the future of engineering software at Cyon Research's unique event. Martyn Day was in…
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