Entries Tagged: Solid Edge Simulation

European Tour Part III

by Mark Burhop | 24 Apr 2010

Today, I’m in at the Siemens PLM Connection for the Netherlands trying to take maximum advantage of the volcano extended stay in Europe. Derrek Cooper has suggested I come up with a @Burhop European Tour shirt. Branden Loock was are reminded of the Griswald’s European Vacation and I’m tempted to do the roundabout around the Arch de Triumpe just to complete the picture.

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Feeling Concentrated Stress about FEA for Designers?

by Mark Burhop | 19 Apr 2010

II thought I’d pick up on some of the discussion happening last week around FEA Al Dean and Deelip Meneze had a couple posts about the barriers to entry for this type of analysis. Kenneth Wong and Derrek Cooper did a couple post that talked about Solid Edge Simulation..

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Volcano - Stuck in Paris!

by Mark Burhop | 17 Apr 2010

Those that follow me on twitter know I’ve been traveling in Europe this week. I’ve been off visiting designers and some of their resellers asking what they think of Solid Edge Simulation, what they think we could do better, what they think works well, and what they want in the next version and version after that.

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Solid Edge Simulation and PLM Connection

by Mark Burhop | 01 Mar 2010

I’m happy to say there has been a good deal of interest in Solid Edge Simulation by customers. To help with some information flow, I’ve uploaded last year’s PLM World presentation to Slideshare.

Solid Edge Simulation - PLM Connection 2009

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So You Want To Make CAD Software

by Mark Burhop | 19 Jan 2010

I had a talk with one of our software developers the other day asking what it is like to work on CAD software. You might think this was over coffee in the break room but really, we were separated by several thousand miles. For Solid Edge Simulation, we have developers contributing from all over the world (Alabama, Pennsylvania, Ohio in the US and England and India outside the US.) and this is just a small product.