Jamie Gooch Editorial Director

Jamie's latest posts

• Aras Thinks Big about Digital Transformation by Focusing on Process
  April 23, 2019
  At ACE 2019, Aras shows how configuration management, system thinking and sustainable transformation are guiding the company’s expansion.
• Additive Manufacturing Users Gather to Address Challenges, Advance Industry
  April 9, 2019
  Materials, software and workflow challenges led the discussions at the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) 2019 conference in Chicago last week.
• Ultimaker S5 3D Printer Review: Bigger and Better
  March 1, 2019
  The Ultimaker S5 3D printer gives professionals more space for larger models.
• NAFEMS World Congress 2019 Preview
  February 20, 2019
  The international association for the engineering modeling, analysis and simulation community, hosts the NAFEMS World Congress June 17-20 in Quebec, Canada.
• Aras Thinks Big about Digital Transformation by Focusing on Process
  April 23, 2019
  At ACE 2019, Aras shows how configuration management, system thinking and sustainable transformation are guiding the company’s expansion.
• Additive Manufacturing Users Gather to Address Challenges, Advance Industry
  April 9, 2019
  Materials, software and workflow challenges led the discussions at the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) 2019 conference in Chicago last week.
• Trust, Technology and Being Human
  April 1, 2019
  An engineering workflow needs to take human nature and the pros and cons of software recommendations into account.
• Ultimaker S5 3D Printer Review: Bigger and Better
  March 1, 2019
  The Ultimaker S5 3D printer gives professionals more space for larger models.
• Local Co-Creation for Transportation
  March 1, 2019
  LM industries Group expands on its grand vision for local, collaborative manufacturing.
• NAFEMS World Congress 2019 Preview
  February 20, 2019
  The international association for the engineering modeling, analysis and simulation community, hosts the NAFEMS World Congress June 17-20 in Quebec, Canada.
• Thanks, Pal
  February 19, 2019
  A look back at some of the finer contributions of DE's founding editor, Tony Lockwood
• Game on for 5G
  February 1, 2019
• Hack Your New Year’s Resolution
  January 1, 2019
  Small successes can lead to setting loftier goals, but the trick is to build on each success to get there, rather than trying to achieve too much too soon.
• Keep Moving Forward
  December 1, 2018
  Each year, we survey our audience to get their take on how technological innovations are actually affecting the people on the front lines of designing and engineering new products. This year, we decided to also feature some of the design engineering teams at the forefront of creating products that promise to be disruptive.
• Hope, Hype and Reality
  December 1, 2018
  We asked Digital Engineering's audience for their perspectives on the current and future technologies shaping design engineering, and thus the products and systems that will comprise our future.
• HPC Transforms Healthcare
  November 9, 2018
  Opportunities abound for HPC in healthcare and life sciences.
• Getting Real About Artificial Intelligence
  November 1, 2018
  Design space optimization and generative design software are the standard bearers in design engineering AI, but having software that suggests solutions that humans may not have thought of based on a limited set of inputs is just the beginning.
• Additive Manufacturing Invades IMTS
  October 1, 2018
  There is no doubt that additive manufacturing has moved beyond the incredible benefits it adds to prototyping and tooling, and into production. However, significant challenges remain before it can earn the mass production moniker.
• Autonomous Acceptance
  September 1, 2018
  The potential benefits of autonomous vehicles are too important to be ignored. On the flip side, there are some valid concerns about self-driving cars that have yet to be addressed.
• Experiencing Is Believing in Immersive Design
  August 1, 2018
  The power of an immersive, shared experience to promote collaboration and inform design should not be underestimated.