Jewellery CAD training resources, Jewellery Industry Information, New Technology Trends and Other Discoveries by Jack Meyer
Since I started this blog, I’ve avoided discussing the growing phenomenon of online training because of my own concerns over conflict of interest. With this article, all that changes.
I’ve spent 9 years researching all the major types of online and offline training delivery methods. In this article, I’m now sharing and discussing my findings.
Guest blogger Paul Haywood from the Haywood Life offers suggestions on best digital tools for building on online jewellery business.
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It’s time for another article for my Dark Side of New Technology series. Today we’ll be talking about closed software ecosystems and the proposed solution of adversarial interoperability.
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Some of you may have received a couple of blog post notifications about upcoming content on the CADJewellerySkills site. I’ve now resolved the problem. You will get a chance to read those posts shortly. They will all be coming within the next few weeks. My apologies for any inconvenience or confusion.
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As part of the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Initiative, they’ve recently launched the eRosary smart jewellery and associated app.
Yes, it’s a real thing. And it’s rather inventive, actually.
A little over a year ago, I had an interview with the Jeweller Magazine about public perceptions of Jewellery CAD in the UK. I’m happy to say at long last I have permission to share that article with you.
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Swarovski has recently developed a potentially exciting new series of plug-ins to help jewellers add Swarovski crystals (and other gem stones of all sorts) to their designs. One plug-in is for Rhino, the other is for Adobe Illustrator. They call it Ennoble.io.
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