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The Virtual Autodesk University 2020 event is still on-going. AU 2020 is free. There is no registration fee for AU 2020. You might want to take advantage of the horde of recorded AU 2020 session content that is available. My guess is that Autodesk will tally  over 100,000 event attendees worldwide when AU 2020 is all said and done. That is 10 times the number of…

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At the Connect & Construct Summit 2019 that proceeded the kickoff of Autodesk University 2019 in Las Vegas, NV Autodesk, Inc. officially introduced the general public availability of the Autodesk Construction Cloud.

The Autodesk Construction Cloud brings together Assemble, BuildingConnected’s Bid Board, BIM 360 Tools, PlanGrid,…

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Suitable social keywords aside, might there be a space these days where approaches to collusion could be a good thing? We have more than a few glossy objects in motion in civil engineering and survey space to consider right now.

Reflections and Historical Futures

The new Infraworks 2018 Update 1,…

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It's official. As of July 1, 2012, I'm now completely a "Cloud" based company. I have declared myself independent of a local network. local domains, local servers, and all the rest.

This blog and the entire cadpilot site is now hosted up in the "cloud". In fact parts of this site come from multiple cloud service providers, but most people would never know or guess it. That is the whole point,…

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While our attention is focused on the annual Autodesk Right of Spring - Autodesk 2012 product rollouts, Microsoft has released Office 365 into public beta. As one independent reviewer put it,

Microsoft Office 365 embarrasses Google

"Office…

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