From the monthly archives: February 2009

Flaming HOT Software!

On February 19, 2009 By

Vuuch for SolidWorks 64bit is hot off the press. If you want to give it a spin, drop us a note at contact@vuuch.com, or wait a few days and we will post it on the download page over at www.vuuch.com/download. The micro messages have been flying. It seems hardware has taken a [...]

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Do you ever get the feeling that you are a dog and your design data is a stick?

All day long you are asking people for information that helps you in the creation of a design deliverable. The typical way of doing this is a cut and paste process of email back and forth. This [...]

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Brainstorming is a great opportunity to discover new ideas to old problems. Vuuch is the result of a series of brainstorming activities with customers and we will continue this process as we continue to expand Vuuch Design Discussions. As we demo’ed Vuuch during SolidWorks World 2009, everyone reacted with Continue Reading

Coming back from SolidWorks World 2009 and doing a little house keeping of my over crowd inbox… You know the joy of trying to determine what is useful and what is junk, that didn’t make it to the junk file… Well I did come across a little gem that [...]

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Just back from SWW2009. It was a great event, as always. Vuuch had a steady stream of people in the booth. At times there was people waiting inline to see what Vuuch is all about… As we told everyone, we are in BETA and we want you feedback, the good the bad and the UGLY. [...]

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The booth has been busy and people seem to really love Vuuch.  Please keep the feedback coming…

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Just because you have a better mouse trap, it doesn’t mean people need it nor does it mean people are not catching mice with the old outdated non WEB 2.0 mouse trap they are using. Over my coffee today I was reading the last few posts from Oleg and I was astonished to see him [...]

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A few years back the Wiki and Sharepoint were at a frenzy or mania level with users everywhere. I wonder what has happened? From then to now many PLMers have written about how these technologies could be used in Product Development. While these assumptions are interesting and certainly not wrong, they suffer a fatalflaw. While [...]

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