Axiom to Deliver Technical Presentations at Upcoming MicroStation Conference

Clearwater, Florida, USA May 30 2006 -- Axiom, the world's most experienced developer of time-saving MicroStation solutions, announces that two Axiom representatives will be attending the 2006 Florida Local Users Group (FLUG) Conference. Mike Arroyo, Senior Product Manager, will be delivering a presentation and Greg McKinney, Senior Customer Trainer, will be conducting a workshop. The conference will be held 31 May through 2 June 2006 at the Radisson Resort at the Port in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Mike Arroyo, a MicroStation Guru, is broadly known for his enthusiastic presentations on the benefits of using MicroStation. The planned presentation for the FLUG Conference will take a look at "The Human Side of Engineering" as Arroyo calls it. His upcoming presentation will cover improving personal production by defining a purpose, determining what each individual is responsible for and getting a team to deliver what is expected. This presentation is from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Martinique room on 2 June.

In addition to the presentation, Greg McKinney will be offering a workshop at the conference. The workshop, scheduled on 1 June from 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Bermuda room, will cover the benefits of repairing design files using FileFixer and replacing and modifying elements in bulk using Axiom's MicroStation Productivity Toolkit.

FLUG is a forum for MicroStation users and developers, such as Axiom, to share ideas and improve MicroStation usability. To find out more about registering to attend presentations at the FLUG 2005 Fall Conference, visit their web site www.flugsite.com.

About Axiom

Axiom is the world's largest independent provider of time-saving MicroStation software utilities. Based in Clearwater, Florida, Axiom has been developing software for MicroStation for 20 years. MicroStation is the flagship CAD package of Bentley Systems, Incorporated of Exton, Pennsylvania.

www.AxiomInt.com

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