Description
Fabrication Data Manager is the new cloud-based offering that enables database management in the cloud. Built on the Autodesk Platform Services platform (formerly Forge), the new UI facilitates intuitive visual management for collaboration and consumption in both Revit software and Fabrication authoring products.
Principaux enseignements
- Learn about uploading local databases to Fabrication Data Manager.
- Learn about reviewing and modifying database content in Fabrication Data Manager.
- Learn how to create new content in Fabrication Data Manager.
- Learn about deploying databases from Fabrication Data Manager.
Intervenants
- Dave ManghamDave is a seasoned industry veteran with a career spanning over three decades in the Mechanical Contracting, Ductwork Fabrication, Estimation, and MEP Design sectors. His expertise, particularly in Autodesk Fabrication tools, has set him apart as a leading figure in the field, with a focus on database configuration, implementation, and interface training. Dave's dedication to innovation and excellence is evident in his transformative work, including his role in integrating duct fabrication and pipework takeoff into the Autodesk Fabrication ESTmep solution. As a sought-after speaker and thought leader, Dave has presented at prestigious events such as Autodesk University Conferences and AMCA BIMMEPAUS Construction Innovation Forums, showcasing his profound industry knowledge and insights. His commitment to advancing the field is further exemplified through his co-ownership of MEPTrack, a groundbreaking cloud-based reporting and tracking solution that enhances fabrication workflows through data visualization. Dave's influence extends beyond his entrepreneurial ventures; he also holds the esteemed position of Director of Global Fabrication at ENGworks Global, where he provides strategic direction to the global fabrication division. Dave's journey, including his study tour to leading US contractors, has provided him with valuable insights into industry best practices and innovative approaches. Dave's remarkable career trajectory and dedication to industry advancement make him a prominent figure in the Mechanical Contracting and MEP Design sectors.
- Louie MdanatLouie, holding both a bachelor's in mechanical engineering and a master's degree in business administration, seamlessly combines technical skills with managerial insight. Currently serving as the Director of Global Fabrication Data Services at ENGworks Global, his visionary leadership proved pivotal in the development and launch of the FAB360 Fabrication solutions. Tracing Louie's professional arc reveals a dedicated focus on implementing advanced BIM solutions for AutoCAD and Revit projects, as well as championing innovations in MEP manufacturer's BIM digital data. In his tenure as Fabrication Content Database Manager, Louie was entrusted with developing Fabrication databases and digital content for both US and SI systems, crafting CAD/Revit design services, and helming key BIM initiatives. His contributions also extend to hosting in-depth training sessions. Earlier, in 2016, as a BIM Design Engineer, he embarked on the modeling of MEP systems for commercial projects. Louie's technical skills are evident with tools spanning from Revit, AutoCAD, CADmep, ESTmep, ANSYS, SolidWorks, Inventor and ShipConstructor to Adobe Photoshop and illustrator. This is further enriched by his programming knowledge in languages such as C++ and MATLAB. Throughout his illustrious career at ENGworks, Louie has consistently been at the forefront of fabrication technology, He's recognized for pushing boundaries and continually seeking innovative solutions in the BIM landscape, underlining his commitment for progressive advancements in the design and fabrication sectors.
- Craig FarishCraig began his career as an apprentice mechanical engineer in the manufacturing sector, where he developed a solid foundation in a variety of core skills, including machine operation, sheet metal fabrication, electrical engineering, and electronics. During his apprenticeship, he explored programming with CAM software and gained experience in the drawing office using early versions of AutoCAD, which ignited his passion for 3D modelling. In 2005, Craig moved into the building industry as a 2D draftsman for a ductwork manufacturing and installation company. Here, he acquired invaluable knowledge of the building services sector, mastering the intricate details necessary for installation and manufacturing drawings as well as experience in estimating, procurement, and navigating the complexities of logistics. Seeing the transformative potential of 3D technology, Craig quickly embraced industry-specific tools and became a recognized expert in BIM modeling. This expertise led to leadership roles in innovative companies, and ultimately, a transition into software development. As he shifted from user to product innovator, Craig played a key role in advancing industry technology. After Autodesk acquired the software he worked on, Craig continued to contribute to the field, holding roles in QA, experience design, and now as a product owner, overseeing multiple development teams dedicated to MEP Fabrication solutions.