Under the Hood - Autodesk Vault and Productstream Blog

1/31/2012 3:26:34 PM Click for blog article

Hello Vault users, aficionados, enthusiasts. Coming up, we’ll be featuring some additional contributors to the Blog, covering all things Autodesk Vault (and more). Today’s post comes from Irvin Hayes – Technical Product Manager for Autodesk Data Management – regarding something he ran across at AU 2011 in the exhibit hall:Ascent has the training material you need to learn about the Autodesk Vault Family of Products. Now when you purchase training material from Ascent, you can get softcover books or use an eBook that will work on your iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone. Ascent offers detailed training material for all for levels of Autodesk Vault along with example data to use. In addition, Ascent also offers training material for a variety of Autodesk products. If you are looking for a new digital way to go through training software without lugging books around, have a look at Ascent’s estore new way to learn Vault here.

What Happened in Vegas - AU2011 Diary Day 2

11/30/2011 2:26:08 PM Click for blog article

Dear Diary,It was a banner day here at AU2011 – one that I’ve been waiting on for months. We previewed our new solution designed to transform how manufacturers manage the entire lifecycle of a product--from its conception, through design and manufacture, to service and disposal. Introducing Autodesk 360 Nexus, which is expected to be generally available early next year. This is part of Autodesk 360 – a set of secure, easy to use and affordable solutions developed to streamline product and project business processes. Autodesk 360 for PLM is for companies of all sizes, from small companies eager to deploy PLM for the first time to large enterprises that have become disenchanted by PLM, due to the complexities and high costs associated with traditional PLM implementations.In related news, my first class of the week ‘DM5427 Dogs and Cats Living Together: Coexisting Items and Documents in Autodesk Vault’ went great. There were plenty of questions and feedback on Docs and Item management after the class. Then the innovation forum ‘Everything Changes – The Future of Managing Innovation’ inspired everyone and gave us a glimpse of the future. Finally, the Manufacturing Customer Appreciation event was a great venue for networking and catching up with friends from past Autodesk Universities.Stay tuned for more updates on AU2011.-Brian Schanen

Autodesk University 2011 Diary - Day 1

11/28/2011 12:10:56 PM Click for blog article

Dear Diary,Ok, I know technically that AU2011 doesn’t start until Tuesday Nov 29, but depending on who you ask, it starts today, maybe even yesterday (Sunday), and for some perhaps even before that. Today’s agenda includes preparation, dry runs, and customer listening sessions. I thought I would take a minute to reflect on the evolution of the Data Management track and the maturity of the Vault Family of products. I’ve put together some quick Fun Facts about Data Management classes at AU2011:45 classes that feature Autodesk Data Management and the Vault Family of Products 26 of these are 90 minute Lectures 7 of these are 90 minute UnConferences 12 of these are Virtual classes (hint, hint, sign up…) And the best part is these classes span across 10 tracks and disciplines including:Manufacturing Civil Infrastructure MEP Design and Engineering Data Management and Collaboration Customization and Programming Design Leadership Business Owner CAD Management and IT Utilities and Telecommunications Construction and Real Estate For a quick list, please see my previous posts Part1 and Part2 a few weeks back. There are even more DM classes added since those posts. Check the AU site for exact room and availability. Registration is full on many of the Lecture and UnConference classes, but remember you can always come to the room and see if seats are open.Stay tuned for more updates on Autodesk University 2011 throughout the week.-Brian Schanen

On the B side. Again.

11/23/2011 9:01:37 AM Click for blog article

Attention fellow Vault fans. It’s that magic time of year…Beta. The Autodesk Data Management Team is taking requests for participation. If you want to see what’s coming in the next release of Vault, sign up here:https://beta.autodesk.com/callout/apply.html?callid={D961CFA6-0992-4620-8CC8-66293BF5CF6B}And you know the rules, I cant say much more about it – for now. Be sure to sign up, and I’ll see you over on the B side...-Brian Schanen

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