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Design News surveys engineers on social networking

On February 7, 2011 By

Beth Stackpole has recently published an article on designnews.com in which she surveys usage of social networking inside engineering groups.

As you may know, at Vuuch we draw a bright-line distinction between social networking and social technology. The former is a consumer phenomenon [...]

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Industry analyst: Vuuch is “a unique approach to social computing…” for PLM users

On November 11, 2010 By

Chad Jackson recently posted an analysis of Vuuch on his Engineering Matters blog.

For us, his title says it all: Vuuch is “a unique approach to social computing in product development.”

We are especially gratified that Chad has noted the value of using using social [...]

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Vuuch announces Vuuch 3.5

On November 2, 2010 By

We are very pleased to announce Vuuch 3.5 today.

Vuuch 3.5 features the ability to import product structures directly from SolidWorks, new domain administration capabilities, custom page types and more.

Details are in the press release attached to this post.

We invite you to join us for our weekly Vuuch overview, presented every Tuesday at [...]

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Webinar replay: Improving teamwork in product development

On September 23, 2010 By

Each Tuesday at noon ET, 9am PT, 16:00 GMT, we present Vuuch live. We hope you can join us at your first opportunity. You can always register for the next live webinar at http://www.vuuch.com/webinar.

Attached to this post are recordings of the webinar we presented on [...]

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Design News: Vuuch brings Social Networking to PLM

On September 22, 2010 By

designnews.com’s Beth Stackpole reports that “Vuuch 3.0 adds a social networking layer to traditional CAD, PLM and desktop tools like Microsoft Word and Excel…Using familiar social networking concepts like ‘friends’ and ‘status updates,’ project participants can dynamically organize and share product content across a diverse team [...]

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Vuuch announces Vuuch 3.0

On September 14, 2010 By

Today, we are very pleased to announce Vuuch 3.0. Details are in the press release attached to this post.

We believe Vuuch 3.0 is something new, something different…and most of all, something of real value to product development teams.

If you can give us an hour some Tuesday, we would appreciate the opportunity to show [...]

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Testing 1-2-3

On September 2, 2010 By

This is among the easiest posts I’ve ever written because it’s absolutely content-free. (And, yes, I can almost hear some of you thinking, “Isn’t that usually the case?” — Go ahead — kid me all you like…we dish it out, so we gotta be able to take it.)

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PLM vendors to users: Let’s collaborate like it’s 1995

On August 31, 2010 By

Lately, the buzz surrounding social technology and product development has reached a fever pitch. Three recent posts with different, but intersecting, points of view have me thinking that unless we break out of the same old ways of thinking, nobody — save the incumbents selling [...]

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Attention CAD/PLM users: join the 2.5%

On August 19, 2010 By

It’s nearly lunch time as I begin to write this post. And those of you who know me personally know that the “eating.dll” process is running in my head on a high-priority thread nearly all the time. The challenge of this blog post, therefore, is to somehow deliver [...]

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PLM: Is it a productivity driver or are we just breaking expensive rocks?

On August 12, 2010 By

We’re just getting started here at Vuuch and one of the things we’re doing is thinking hard — very hard — about the manufacturing software market. What’s the size? How much do people spend on the categoy? How much value has it really delivered?

The answer to that [...]

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