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June 29, 2006

Louise Elliot, Desktop Engineering Writer, dies

Just got a rather stunning email that Louise Elliot, a long-time PLM writer and expert, died this Monday.

We had worked with Louise a great deal for the regular PLM articles she contributed to Desktop Engineering, and we all really enjoyed the challenges she threw on us to make PLM 'interesting'.

Our thoughts go to her parents who are dealing with this sad situation. She will be greatly missed in our community.

Rachael

June 29, 2006 in CAD/CAM/PLM |

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