Lack of skilled workers? Need for more buildings? Construction professionals know they need to build faster, more efficiently, more sustainably—and with greater complexity. At AU 2022, construction professionals will be coming together to share ideas, insights, and innovations for how we can connect teams, workflows, and communities and move forward to create a better world for all. Registration is currently open. Check out these featured sessions: READ MORE >

The role of a BIM or CAD manager changes as technology changes, and the role is different at every company, based on factors like company size, team size, type of work being done, and where the company is on its digital transformation journey. But there are common responsibilities that unite all BIM and CAD managers. Whether it’s selecting and managing technology upgrades, making sure your team has the necessary training, or developing new standards and workflows, BIM and CAD managers play a key role in how we make and build today. READ MORE >

Architects, engineers, designers, and makers of all kinds have been using AutoCAD for decades. It doesn’t matter if you’re creating solar panels or storage units, plumbing systems or planting beds, AutoCAD has been how you power up your ideas and drive your designs forward. AU 2022 is the place to build your AutoCAD skills and connect with your peers to ignite industry innovation. There will be a lot to take in this year as we return to meeting in person—from inspirational mainstage events and tips-and-tricks learning sessions to activities and parties. Check out these AU 2022 highlights for A... READ MORE >

Civil engineers conceive, design, build, and maintain the critical infrastructure that provides the foundation for modern society. They’re responsible for both centuries-old waterways and weeks-old data pipelines, seaports and sewage systems, railways and highways. Digital transformation is reshaping how they design and build, and an increased focus on sustainability is requiring everyone to do more with less. READ MORE >

As streaming services have matured, the cloud has become a way that many of us consume media and entertainment content today—and it’s becoming increasingly central to how we create and produce that content, too. Whether you’re talking about sharing dailies in real time from set, collaborating with effects producers and animators on other continents, or sharing design visualization experiences of new buildings, cars, or products from anywhere, digital transformation is creating new possibilities for producers, creators, and technicians. READ MORE >