説明
2020 imposed upon us an unprecedented need to shift our workforces from office environments to remote ones. With this, many Vault users found themselves struggling to access their data, IT personnel had to scramble to set up previously unnecessary VPNs, and many companies found themselves struggling to maintain status quo amid the pandemic. Fusion Team is a suggested resolution to this data-access issue, but setting it up to work with Vault software without knowing the intricacies of that relationship will usually end with more frustrations than solutions. In this class, we will provide guidelines to maximize the efficiency and productivity of using Fusion Team with Vault software in order to keep your team up and running no matter what life throws at them.
主な学習内容
- Learn how to set up Fusion Team to work with your Vault.
- Discover the relationship and differences between Fusion Team and Vault.
- Learn how to assist your team with the setup of remote access to their files.
- Learn how to access data remotely without requiring a VPN.
スピーカー
- LDLauren DrotarLauren got her start back in 2009 when she began attending her local technical high school's drafting program. Since then, she has gone on to pursue her mechanical engineering degree and worked in numerous sectors of the industry- including firearms, diesel engines, and fluidics. In 2020, Lauren transitioned from being an Autodesk customer to a member of the Autodesk partner channel when she joined D3 Technologies' Data Management team, focusing on enterprise integrations using Data Standard and coolOrange tools. She was lucky enough to attend AU in 2017 and spoke at the 2019 Autodesk Accelerate conference as well as AU 2019. When she isn't working, Lauren can be found reading, hiking, mountain biking or spending time with friends.
Brian SchanenBrian is responsible for building and managing the learning content operations plan for corporate meetings and events (Autodesk University, One Team conferences) including in-person and online content strategy. He works across teams to create and manage processes and protocols. This includes coordination, execution, and support of divisional teams, including monitoring scope, relationships, and deliverables across stakeholders.
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