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Graebert India’s new office was inaugurated on October 26th, 2015 in Noida, India by CEO Wilfried Gräbert. Graebert has been strongly investing to become a major player on India’s CAD market for desktop, mobile, and cloud. “This new office is a milestone for our company – I clearly see the Indian market having great sales potential for Graebert’s desktop, mobile and cloud CAD technology applications” said Mr. Wilfried Gräbert, who came to the HQ inauguration in Noida with Mrs. Gräbert. “Three years ago we started the Indian operation with a team of 10 people and now we have more than 30. At our Annual Meeting in Berlin we announced that along with the desktop development, we are working aggressively on mobile and cloud technology. Our new Indian office is an important part of this development.” In its latest Mobility Report in June 2015, Ericsson announced that India is currently accounted
It’s clear – There is a lack of women in science, engineering, and construction. The number of female engineers today has improved since the early 1980s (5.8% of engineers in the U.S. were women), but is still very low: According to the Congressional Joint Economic Committee, only 14% of engineers are women. Great loss Science, engineering, and society, in general, face a great loss if this situation continues. Great talent is being untapped. This especially becomes clear in point four of the list below, which shows that women are drawn to engineering with a social context and mission. What are the reasons for the lack of women in engineering? Historical restrictions: In the early twentieth century, few women were admitted to engineering programs and they were generally viewed as curiosities by their male counterparts. Unfortunate stereotypes: A common labeling that links masculinity to technology is still prevalent. This gender stereotyping starts
Mobile CAD: Graphic Speak’s trending prediction “Graebert Mobile CAD ‘What’s with them?’ 2015 trending prediction: Up. 2D CAD on a mobile device just makes too much sense, and right now Graebert is in the catbird seat“, says Randall Newton for Graphic Speak. Read full article on gfxspeak.com
2D MCAD Solution Based On Graebert’s CAD Technology and Dassault Systèmes’ Acclaimed Constraints Design Solver Berlin – Graebert™ GmbH – the pioneer in developing high-performance CAD solutions across desktop and mobile devices – today announced ARES Mechanical, a DWG-based 2D Mechanical CAD solution based on the ARES™ Commander engine. ARES Mechanical was created to fulfill the very specific 2D design needs of mechanical engineers seeking high productivity combined with exceptionally intuitive drafting. Read the full Press Releas.
CRN India reports Graebert has appointed Ingram Micro as National Distributor in India “Ingram Micro is the largest distributor of IT products in the world and we are pleased to have them onboard as a national distributor for our ARES technology based CAD software and solutions,” said Surya Sarda, Director, Marketing and Business Development, Graebert India. “Based on their deep linkages in the reseller community and their IT supply chain and logistics expertise, we are confident of growing the business as well as extending our reach in the channel partner community.” – CRN News on crn.in Read the full article on DigitalTerminal.in
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