Description
"At last year’s Forge DevCon, we looked at our approach to developing a data platform built for a future where design and make have converged . . . a future where accessing, modifying, and connecting data at any phase in your project or product lifecycle have become critical to success . . . a future that becomes more and more of a reality every day.
Come check out the progress we’ve made on the Forge Data platform, where we’re heading in the future, and how you can leverage Forge Data for your business."
Key Learnings
- Get a glimpse of what Autodesk sees as future paradigms in design data sharing, management, editing, and querying.
- Understand how Forge Data contributes to those paradigms and supports present/future Autodesk products and 3rd party apps
- Learn what the Forge Data team has been working on during the past year and what we’re planning to roll out in the future.
- Identify how you might be able to contribute and leverage the data platform.
Speakers
Philippe VideauI'm a Product Manager with Autodesk Platform Services (APS), passionate about the incredible spaces, products, and experiences our customers create and make using digital tools. Our platform team figures out how to move bits in the cloud and desktop so that our customers can move atoms in the physical world. We develop cloud services that integrate data and teams across a variety of design, engineering, construction, and manufacturing software tools to make curating and sharing data much easier.
Farzad TowhidiFarzad graduated from McGill university as as a software engineering undergrad in 2012. Throughout the junior stages of his career, he worked on cutting-edge web technologies with a startup Lagoa (acquired by Autodesk) that built a mechanical CAD and rendering tool entirely on the web. Once he joined the Autodesk family in 2014, he applied his technical cloud expertise to innovate by building Forge Data’s, then, next-generation data management solution (HFDM) which implemented git-like semantics with realtime collaboration capabilities by applying a data-at-the-centre philosophy. His contribution to HFDM earned him a patent for Autodesk. Today, Farzad assumes a Product Management role where he is helping Autodesk achieve its data platform vision. By working closely with customers, he gathers and prioritizes their data needs in order to help customers gain access to their granular data and derive net-new value by unlocking ground breaking design and make workflows.
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