Autodesk Privacy, Your Data, and What You Can Actually Control
Autodesk privacy settings are often misunderstood, but knowing where to look can simplify them. Start with your Autodesk Profile to manage desktop product privacy…
Read MoreCategory Thoughts
The Browser That Ran Revit (And Why Autodesk Killed It)
In November 2013, Autodesk successfully ran full versions of its applications like Inventor and Revit in web browsers through a partnership with Mozilla, OTOY,…
Read More
Autodesk’s Layoffs, Growth, and the Cost of Uncertainty
Autodesk is laying off approximately 1,000 employees, or 7% of its workforce, primarily affecting sales roles as part of a global restructuring. This move,…
Read More
Shifting DOTs Toward Open Standards
The recent CITE User Group meeting highlighted the shift towards open standards in digital delivery, especially regarding DOTs and the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC).…
Read More
Tech Is Moving Fast but the Work Still Depends on Us
The constant pressure to adopt new AI tools and tech updates can enhance efficiency but cannot replace human expertise. While tools streamline tasks and…
Read More
Floating Point, Multi Core, and Why Precision Still Matters
The importance of precision in CAD software like AutoCAD is highlighted, illustrating how floating point limits affect geometry at large scales. While multi-core processing…
Read More
Unlocking Autodesk CER: Essential Data for CAD Managers
Autodesk's Customer Error Reports (CER) are crucial for CAD Managers to diagnose crashes effectively. These reports, generated post-crash, provide insights into system information and…
Read More
Why Regularly Review Your CAD Standards?
As design tools evolve, CAD standards must also adapt to ensure consistency, accuracy, and efficiency in projects. Regular reviews, conducted quarterly or yearly, will…
Read More
Prioritizing Product Features: Lessons for Startups
Shaan shares insights from my dual experience as an Autodesk customer and product team member. Key lessons include prioritizing must-have features using the Kano…
Read More
Engineering Truths: Deadlines vs. Lasting Mistakes
I came across this great reminder from Darren Flynn on LinkedIn today.“No one remembers if you were late. Everyone remembers if you were wrong.”…
Read More