Description
As CAD managers, tech managers, designers, and product users, we use AutoCAD software (and AutoCAD-based software) in a variety of ways—from project design requirements through drawing production standards automation and technical support. AutoCAD includes an extensive number of tools that can positively impact productivity by eliminating inconsistencies, assisting with standards conformance, and troubleshooting challenges—all while attempting to avoid errors, budget loss, and risk. Please join us for this class as we discuss six key AutoCAD productivity tips that can help you achieve your efficiency goals—from the single designer, to an entire project design team, to all of the company’s drawing production staff. Let’s explore how you can capitalize on and implement some of AutoCAD software’s advanced productivity tools to gain the upper hand!
Key Learnings
- Explore opportunities to utilize AutoCAD software’s advanced productivity tools within your drawings
- Learn how to capitalize on AutoCAD functionality to reduce inconsistencies and errors, while avoiding budget overruns and risk
- Learn how to resolve drawing issues quickly and effectively using available AutoCAD features
- Discover best practices for implementation, configuration, and technical support for the company’s CAD standards package
Speaker
- Chad FranklinChad is the Corporate Drawing Production Coordinator for Associated Engineering, a multi-discipline engineering firm with offices across Canada. Primary responsibilities include the development and implementation of drawing production standards, related quality protocols, and productivity and efficiency solutions. Chad facilitates several Technical Advisory Councils and provides technical support/training for the company's 350+ Autodesk software users. Chad is an Autodesk Expert Elite Member, an Autodesk Certified Professional and a member of multiple Autodesk Customer Councils. Chad has attended Autodesk University each year since 2013, a ‘Top Rated’ Speaker at AU2017/18/19, and has contributed as a Speaker Mentor.
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