Re: STC Transformation -- info

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

I will second this one.  I maintain my memberships in several other
professional
organizations I joined during my years as an engineer (ASME, IEEE, etc.),
and
the primary focus in all of these organizations is on technology and
career-affecting
industry trends.  None of these orgs spend much time discussing CAD design,
data analysis or other tools.  From where I sit, STC often looks as if it
should be
called "Society for Desktop Publishing").

Gene Kim-Eng


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <martin -dot- smith -at- golehtek -dot- com>

> The continued focus on methodologies and tool use has really turned me off
on
> STC. There are numerous sources of on-line information that I can turn to
for
> technical information about specific tools and technologies. Moreover,
these
> existing sources of information are much more comprehensive and reliable.


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