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AU Bite #9: Memorable QuotesDec 3, 2009
LAS VEGAS, NV (Autodesk University), Dec 3, 2009 - Here's some juicy lines
heard at AU that simply must be revealed:
"The courts are fighting the last war"
Carl Bass, CEO of Autodesk, when asked about the effect of the decision
of...
AU Bite #8: That's How You Do a KeynoteDec 3, 2009
LAS VEGAS, NV (Autodesk University), Dec 3, 2009 - Yesterday's manufacturing
keynote at AU was the best example of a successful big stage presentation.
Leading off was Dr Peter Diamandis, who inspired with his account of the X Prize, best known...
AU Bite #7: When is a Pound Not A Pound?Dec 3, 2009
LAS VEGAS, NV (Autodesk University), Dec 2, 2009 - We all know a lighter
vehicle will save fuel since it is easier to accelerate. F=m*a. The
force required is proportional to the mass for a given acceleration. But as
Amory Lovins of RMI...
AU Bite #6: The Long CordDec 3, 2009
LAS VEGAS, NV (Autodesk University), Dec 2, 2009 - I wasn't poking at
Autodesk's CEO, Carl Bass, when I asked him about the future of software
licensing in the wake of Autodesk losing the Vernor case (See
Software Resale on eBay:
Court Sided...
AU Bite #5: Engineering Education Perfectly Logical -- But WrongDec 2, 2009
LAS VEGAS, NV (Autodesk University), Dec 2, 2009 - Don't be misled by Amory Lovins' unassuming appearance -- he's a radical environmentist. Rocky Mountain Institute's chief scientist has been damning conventional engineering wisdom for 30 years. Now...
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