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In the Blue - Greg Dahlstrom of Villaume Industries
Greg sits with us to discuss the story of Villaume. He tells us about the longevity of the family owned company (Villaume has been around since 1882), the longevity of his own tenure with the company, and the timely adoption of Bluebeam Revu, Mitek, and Microsoft Teams.
Show Notes
Greg’s Linkedin Profile Learn more about Villaume Industries Online University (US CAD’s online Training platform) Link to 30-day trial of Revu
“Real” Blueprints from the Villaume archives. Why are blueprints no longer blue?
Photos of typical workstations at Villaume 4-monitor workstations including 43" Vizio Display
Upcoming U.S. CAD webinars https://uscad.com/events/category/webinar/ Natalie Delacruz shows us the Bluebeam Stapler