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Standards are good – simple standards live longer.
Having standards to work to is normal. In the Aerospace and Automotive Electrical and Electronic design realm there is no shortage of specifications. Engineers work to a variety of standards. For...
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A standard you can keep to. Perhaps longer than you want.
Standards inject certainty into your working life. Last week I wrote about how the development of standards goes and the easiest pathway to adoption of them. Adherence to standards is an integral part...
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Predictions for twenty-teens Part 3: What will be different about wiring...
This is the concluding section of a short series of looking ahead to the new decade of harness engineering and electrical systems design for automotive and other transportation sectors. This final...
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No shock in the new any more.
CHS 2010.2 had a public release in the middle of January. So approximately six weeks have passed where customer have been able to get their hands on this fresh juicy ripe piece of software and install...
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In Capital Deployment – tell me Paul – who’s the worthiest of them all?
All-Stars Occasionally in these blog postings I have highlighted contributions from team players who make Capital a pathway to business efficiency for their companies. They were … (click blue for...
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Standards are good – simple standards live longer.
Having standards to work to is normal. In the Aerospace and Automotive Electrical and Electronic design realm there is no shortage of specifications. Engineers work to a variety of standards. For...
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A standard you can keep to. Perhaps longer than you want.
Standards inject certainty into your working life. Last week I wrote about how the development of standards goes and the easiest pathway to adoption of them. Adherence to standards is an integral part...
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Predictions for twenty-teens Part 3: What will be different about wiring...
This is the concluding section of a short series of looking ahead to the new decade of harness engineering and electrical systems design for automotive and other transportation sectors. This final...
View ArticleClik here to view.
No shock in the new any more.
CHS 2010.2 had a public release in the middle of January. So approximately six weeks have passed where customer have been able to get their hands on this fresh juicy ripe piece of software and install...
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In Capital Deployment – tell me Paul – who’s the worthiest of them all?
All-Stars Occasionally in these blog postings I have highlighted contributions from team players who make Capital a pathway to business efficiency for their companies. They were … (click blue for...
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Experience training from experienced trainers.
Shifting your thinking about learning. How we learn is probably as unique as there are individuals to learn the material. Mentor Graphics has, for almost a decade since Capital was first released, up...
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Do you want effective Capital training? Because this is how you get effective...
I’m going to go explain some ways in which training should be characterized for your success. The basis for my hints and tips is from my own experience of when things went well, and when things went...
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Never mind the buzzwords: we want you … Autonomy!
Hugh Bazzi is one of several new team-mates to have joined the team of Capital experts over the last two years. I was fortunate enough to persuade him to co-present with me on stage at the IESF...
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New companies making electric cars. Designs for the future.
Preparing my presentation slides before the September USA Automotive IESF conference I reviewed what EV car producers were producing and saying they would produce. I wanted to re-examine the attraction...
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Not just what’s in Capital for me, what’s in it for everyone else?
Earlier this month there were many thought-provoking presentations at the India IESF events in Pune and Chennai which I was fortunate to attend. Benefits – usually described as workflow efficiency...
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Change just keeps on coming
The state of the automotive and transportation industries from the perspective of electrical and electronics engineers designing the new products to reach customers is undergoing a once in a generation...
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WHMA – There’s no business like (trade) show business
Upcoming in February, in Dallas, TX from 19th to 22nd is the latest USA trade show on a growing list of ones I have attended. This is the annual conference of the WHMA organization, the Wiring Harness...
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Integrated Electrical and Electronic Solutions Forum – IESF moves in USA this...
Change for a good reason. For the first time being held in the USA outside of Detroit the Motor City, San Jose is the chosen venue for this time around. Registration is open and attendance is free....
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