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Joshua Fisher
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| 03/31/2008 8:36 PM |
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| The Blurring Line Between AEC and MCAD
— AEC and MCAD used to be entirely separate vertical markets, with no
common ground between them. Their respective toolsets have gained in
power, flexibility, and ease-of-use. At the same time, the users of
such tools have become more sophisticated. Today, it is not uncommon to
see AEC firms using Rhino for design, and there are third-party vendors
delivering tools for architectural steel and concrete design built on
top of SolidWorks and Inventor. Traditional AEC tools are also moving
into manufacturing, notably project management and project portfolio
management. What’s really going on here? Where will it end? |
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