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Is non-compatibiity inevitable in the long run?

I can remember working for a Japanese printer manufacturer who wanted to expand into the small ‘floppy’ disk market – when 3 inch disks were vieing with 3.5 inch disks for supremacy.

Tried and tested

Feature | January 2024

IFCs have been around for quite some time for data exchange and are now just one of several common...

NIMA virtual conference springs back

News | January 2024

Following the success of its inaugural event this November, nima is already planning its first virtual...

A partnership for part L compliance

News | January 2024

Gleeson Homes and Zutec have partnered to digitise Gleeson's quality control processes, which includes...

Free SketchUp Viewer for Meta

News | January 2024

Trimble has launched SketchUp Viewer for Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest Pro and Meta Quest 3, a powerful...

Immersive design reviews

Technology Focus | January 2024

Launched at the recent Autodesk University 2023, Autodesk Workshop XR has been created to facilitate design...

AssetTagz

Software Review | January 2024

David Chadwick looks at the role of AssetTagz in delivering a comprehensive asset management solution using...

Are we getting ahead in the cloud?

Software Review | January 2024

We appear to be driving headlong into cloud-based ERP solutions - but do they deliver what they promise...

Cabinet of curiosities

Software Review | January 2024

Following fast on the heels of the Vectorworks 2024 launch, Update 2 introduces numerous new...

Upping your game

Human Resources | January 2024

Claire Rutkowski, Bentley's Senior Vice President and CIO Champion, considers the human aspects of accelerating...

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