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SeminarsOur seminars are the best way to keep your engineers up to date with developments in the arch assessment world. Don't just take our word for it, Dr Su Taylor from Queens University Belfast attended the Dublin seminar earlier this year and emailed afterwards to say: Bill, Would like to say to thanks for the most interesting seminar i have attended for at least 3 years if not more. I was talking to the Manager in Owen Williams NI this afternoon and have recommend all engineers in arch assessment go to at-least one ARCHIE users meeting. Contact philip@obvis.com for details 2007 round will extend to March 2008Topics this year: A new distribution model and its likely effects on Assessment Multi span bridges in the light of realistic distribution Skew bridge distribution and assessment Complex loading and interfaces An introduction for version 2.3 Plans for version 3 As usual there will be an afternoon discussion session. If anyone wishes to raise a topic for serious advanced consideration it is always welcome. Next Seminar at Arup Campus Solihul, Friday 14th Dec 07, Then London, Bristol and Edinburgh during February. 2008 round will begin in York in March Version 2.3Version 2.3 is ready to roll out. There have been some quite substantial changes and we would welcome the opportunity to have one or two users give it a workout before general release. This will, no doubt, depend partly on the IT rules you are working under. Contact Bill for further information. I will contact one or two of you direct anyway. Please note that the core of the program has not changed in any way. all we have done is add features and make modifications to the user interface. We have movedFrom 28th July 2007 our postal address is: OBVIS Ltd, Gairloch, Hensleigh Drive, Exeter, EX2 4NZ All other contact details remain unchanged. Forthcoming changes
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Please check this page regularly for details of upcoming Archie Users' Group meetings. To find out why you should become a user group member and how you can benefit from it, please click here
Staff ChangesPhilip Denning has moved in and will be the main point of contact for the foreseeable future. He is available as philip@obvis.com though emails to joanna or tristan will also reach him. Philip works part time, mostly from home. email is his best channel for contact.
Health IssuesBill had pancreatitis over the year end 2002/3 He was in hospital for 6 weeks then and has been back for odd weeks since. The last attack was in June 2005. At the moment he feels fine and work is progressing well.
Web ChangesThis is where we announce the most recent additions to our web site. If you've visited us before and want to know what's changed, take a look here first.
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