Posted Apr 2, 2011, by Paul Johnston
I highlighted the powerful influence of customer lbrarians in delivering automation in the design of electrical systems’ interconnects using the capital suite of programs. Librarians get proficient initially through the ministrations of a trainer to guide them through the concepts of the software and how these apply to their working lives. I’ve also singled out the product management staff … Read More
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Wiring Harness,
Capital,
Capital Harness XC,
Automotive Electrical and Electronic Systems Design,
Electrical Interconnect Design,
Training,
CHS,
Customer Support
Posted Mar 22, 2011, by Paul Johnston
Aren’t we just all happy people to be living in the information golden age? Maybe it just seems good now, and in a couple of centuries this will be seen as the iron age of information technology, one step on from the hunter-gatherers’ life of gleaning scraps of wisdom from the library shelves.
At our disposal is a mighty array of data sources, and still, it sometimes is very significant … Read More
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IESF,
Detroit,
Mentor Communities,
automotive wiring harness,
Capital,
Automotive Electrical and Electronic Systems Design,
CHS,
Customer Support,
Capital Harness Systems,
Capital Library
Posted May 19, 2009, by Paul Johnston
On big systems, systems which involve changing core engineering processes, catalyzing adjustments in the way dozens of people work, it is natural that some opportunities to provide advanced or more subtle assistance in the software tools used gets shaken out. A good software vendor has a controlled mechanism for handling these requests.
Whilst deploying enterprise-class systems, if you fail to plan … Read More
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API,
CSD,
CHS,
Extensibility,
IESD,
Customer Support,
Enhancements
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