Since 1995 I have been working with both hardware and software.HardwareI have managed all the company´s IT infrastructure since 1995, all the way from the enduser out on the internet including workstations, servers, switches, routers, VPN, IP-Phones and so on.CADI started working with CAD in 1995 (Ashlar Vellum) and after a while I also had SolidWorks, Solid Edge, AutoCAD, Mechanical Desktop and Autodesk Inventor on my computer to work with as well. I used them for demos and training since the CAE software from MSC Software I was working with was integrated to all of them. I have attended training classes, and held training classes for all of them.CAEIn 1996 I started working with the 2D kinematics software named Working Model 2D. A couple of years after that there was also a 3D version of the software. The 3D software was later on known as MSC.visualNastran Motion. A while after that, FEA was integrated to it and then the software was named MSC.visualNastran 4D. A number of years I managed all the technical demonstrations, support, roadshows and trainings for both endusers and resellers around the nordic countries. CAMI also got GibbsCAM on my table in 1996. I have been doing trainings and managed the support since then. About 2000 I started to administrate all inquires regarding changes to postprocessors. All is documented in a software named Tele-Support Helpdesk. After a while I started to do changes on my own and now I do all postprocessors for GibbsCAM in Sweden and Finland. I also support and do changes for Norway and Denmark from time to time. Everything from the simplies 3-axis milling machines to the most advanced 5-axis machines and MTM-machines with multiple spindels and turrets.Backplot / Robot Milling2012 I went to Pisa, Italy for training on Eureka. Eureka is a Machine Simulation tool, i.e. backplotting of existing NC-code. Eureka also contains Robot Milling. Generate robot-code from any 3 to 5-axis maching.