Famous MicroStation Evangelist
to present keynote at 2006 Nebraska User Group Conference.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA,
USA
— Axiom, the world's
most experienced developer of time-saving MicroStation
solutions, announces that Mike Arroyo, Senior Product
Manager, will give the keynote speech at the 2006 Nebraska
Users Group Spring Conference. The conference will be
held 8-9 March 2006 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Lincoln,
Nebraska.
In the late 90s, while Arroyo worked for
Bentley, he was known as the "MicroStation Evangelist"
for his enthusiastic speeches about the benefits of
using MicroStation. "MicroStation… totally
changes the design process," Arroyo has stated,
"and allows users to more productively express
their design intent." With this in mind, his upcoming
keynote entitled "The Human Side of Engineering"
will cover how to improve personal production by defining
a purpose, how to determine what each individual is
responsible for and how to get a team to deliver what
is expected.
In addition to delivering the keynote
speech, Arroyo will present two seminars: "Bringing
3D Models to Life" and "Mastering Rasters
in MicroStation". In addition, Axiom's Vice President
for Marketing Ivan Pena will present a seminar on how
to solve deadline-threatening, real-world problems using
Axiom's MicroStation Productivity Toolkit.
The Nebraska Users Group was formed
by MicroStation users in Nebraska and neighboring states,
in order to share ideas and procedures to improve the
use of MicroStation. To find out more about registering
and attending workshops at the 2006 Nebraska Users Group
Spring Conference, visit http://www.dor.state.ne.us/NEUG.
How To Contact
Axiom
For more information, call Axiom
at 727-442-7774 extension 9499 or e-mail 9499@axiomint.com.
About Axiom
Axiom is the world’s most experienced
developer of time-saving MicroStation software solutions.
Based in Clearwater, Florida, Axiom has been developing
software for MicroStation for 20 years. MicroStation
is the flagship CAD package of Bentley Systems, Incorporated
of Exton, Pennsylvania.
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