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Autodesk to Miss Filing Deadline, Gets SEC Request for Info
Brad Holtz By Brad Holtz on 9/6/2006

Autodesk today announced that they were going to delay submitting their 10-Q quartery report http://go.cadwire.net/?49918,1,1 

I spoke with Carl Bass last week regarding this possibility. Bottom line, this is an accounting issue. There will be no noticable effect to this on Autodesk's bottom line and there are no issues here that have any substance.

In other words, you can ignore it, even if you are a stockholder.
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Innovation - anything is possible
Rachael Taggart By Rachael Dalton-Taggart on 6/15/2006 5:49 AM
is there a point where innovation stops and engineering begins? Based on a conversation today, there isn't a defining line
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Ansys and Fluent - comments from Richard Davis of Needham
Brad Holtz By Brad Holtz on 6/11/2006
The recent decline in Ansys has set off fears in investors that something must be amiss with the Ansys-Fluent merger. My colleague, Richard Davis, has given me permission to post his explanation as to why that is NOT the case.
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Speaking of Innovation...
Rick Stavanja By Rick Stavanja on 6/2/2006 9:55 PM
INPEX bills itself as "America’s largest invention trade show" and showcases the newest inventions and products available today. It takes place next week in Pittsburgh.
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Most people are only alive because it is illegal to shoot them
Rachael Taggart By Rachael Dalton-Taggart on 5/31/2006 5:43 AM
This was the rather surprising title to a spam email I just received. This entry looks into how Spam is affecting my working life and questions what the future holds
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PGM - another industry acronym to add to the list
Rachael Taggart By Rachael Dalton-Taggart on 5/18/2006 3:52 AM
If you create a new term and no one hears it, was it worthwhile? A look at Right Hemisphere's activities with "Product Graphics Management" provides a great case study in how to gain acceptance for a new term or concept, but is the term actually right?
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We are all Victims of Marketing
Rachael Taggart By Rachael Dalton-Taggart on 5/12/2006 1:46 AM
Contrary to popular understanding that new products are driven by customer demand, new research finds that IT innovations are giving rise to a new breed of product - created by changes in IT and then revealed to the public to fuel demand.
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Lester Craft's 'Brilliantly Dumb' Innovations
Rachael Taggart By Rachael Dalton-Taggart on 5/12/2006 12:49 AM
Lester Craft recently posted an article on COFES at his Innovate Forum site. In it he talks about the difference between 'just dumb', and 'brilliantly dumb' innovations: the difference is, according to Craft, that some of the biggest innovations have been brilliantly dumb. Read on ....
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Engineers and innovation: Conflict?
Joel Orr By Joel Orr on 5/11/2006
Yes, Rachael, everyone does know that loving shiny things is a guy thing. (By the way, that would be a 1956 Chevy, not a '52 - a dour, clunky box...:-))
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National Inventors' Hall of Fame Announce 2006 inductees
Rachael Taggart By Rachael Dalton-Taggart on 5/6/2006 4:28 AM
The National Inventor's Hall of Fame today announced its 2006 inductees. Why do we care? Because it is interesting to see just how long ago some important inventions were made.
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