Attention AutoCAD Users: Want a Visit?

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The AutoCAD Team is always looking for customer sites to visit for future feature discussions and to make sure we understand the problems you face in your AutoCAD design use. I am also interested in those that Bentley Microstation to understand their pain points as well.

We are always engaging customers in discussions in many ways such as personal visits, local user groups, email survey, phone interviews, web presentations, discussion groups, AutoCAD Feedback emails, and many other ways. I would like to have a list of candidates who would be willing to have an Autodesk employee personal visit and discussion.

I am looking immediately to visit more customers in addition to those that I have already, to discuss their use of blocks and discuss the workflow and suggestions. I am also really interested in San Francisco Bay Area located customers as those are the easiest to visit as it is a quick drive but am willing to visit a customer almost anywhere.

Spread the word around and at your user group meetings.

If you are interested, please complete the survey to be a candidate.
Autodesk Visit Candidates Survey

Sincerely,
Shaan Hurley
Autodesk PTD
Technical Marketing Mgr. / Beta Mgr.
415.507.8432

Shaan Hurley
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3 Comments

  1. Robin,
    I wish. I almost made it last year to the CAD conference with Hugh Bathhurst. I hope to make it down under sometime. It is always amazing to me that I get more kiwi participation and feedback in anything CAD related than the Aussies. Just make sure that the CAD conference this year invites me earlier and perhaps there is a chance I can come and present down there. I still have a little kiwi bird on my desk from Mike Burke another kiwi.
    Cheers,
    -Shaan

  2. I’m not sure whats happening with that conference, there was some debate about timing and content after last year I believe. I’m plannning to get to AU this year one way or another. Its good to see the kiwis on the newsgroups etc. Small in number but still make an impact.

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