If you are looking to teach engineering design or CAD at the high school, college, or university level – Onshape Education can help. Unique as the only SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) product design platform that unites built-in Product Data Management (PDM), CAD, analytics, and real-time collaboration tools. The Education Enterprise solution offers everything needed to support and manage a CAD program of … Read More
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Cloud rendering has been an increasingly popular feature for many 3D rendering platforms in recent years. Chaos Group is the next company in the 3D rendering realm to begin offering cloud rendering services. Earlier this month, Chaos Group moved V-Ray Cloud out of Beta status and rebranded the service to Chaos Cloud. In this post, we’ll describe what Chaos Cloud … Read More
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Holiday breaks from school are much needed vacation for both students and teachers. Most of the time, these breaks are also a great chance to indulge in online gaming, social networking and other online interactive experiences. Bloxx did a little homework to see what actually happened online over this past summer’s seven-week break. The findings are fascinating. Worldwide, over 7 … Read More
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Last week, Adobe celebrated 25 years of Photoshop. Any software company would be overjoyed with the lasting impact that Photoshop has had on the design industry over the past several decades. But, Adobe has even more to look forward to and celebrate. In 2013, Adobe launched subscription based services through the Adobe Creative Cloud. Since then, the company continued to … Read More
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The new release of Office 365 may leave you wondering what is Office 365 and how it can help you. Let’s take a look… What is Office 365? By definition Microsoft Office 365 is a cloud productivity suite designed for consumers, students, and faculty at affordable pricing. It takes pieces of the traditional Office applications (think Word, PowerPoint, Excel…) and … Read More
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Autodesk announced a collection of web-based capabilities called Autodesk Cloud. For those of you not familiar with Cloud Computing, it’s based on Internet protocols, and often involves virtualized resources. End-users access software, storage space or services via a web browser, without needing to understand the IT infrastructure or purchase expensive hardware required.
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