Discussion of how to use CAD management as a cost saving utility in CAD and BIM environments.
Brainstorm with your CAD Manager peers and help Autodesk understand our needs, and to drive the next generation of CAD Management tools.
Learn how to leverage the simplicity and power of AutoLISP (whether developed or downloaded) to automate and simplify everyday CAD management responsibilities.
Learn from the experiences of this panel of diverse CAD Managers as they share their unique perspective and solutions to challenges faced by CAD Managers.
Come join us for a civil industryfocused CAD manager discussion panel with some of the industry's most experienced CAD Managers. Learn from the best as we will cover a full range of issues, including software implementation and customization, training and support, and challenges in bridging the gap between end users, management, and software.
Explore the challenges of managing CAD and CAD standards when it is not your fulltime job.
This class covers a multifaceted approach to collaborating better with the IT Department in order to more effectively serve the needs of designers as well as help relieve the pressure on you, the CAD Manager. Those of you who wear many hats or are considered miracle workers in the Design Department will appreciate the learning objectives that go along with modern day CAD Management. CAD Managers need to evolve more than ever to help bridge that gap that goes beyond CAD and BIM expertise. Learn valuable skills that take you beyond being a goto person for CAD and BIM.
My goal with this class is to provide attendees with a variety of useful tips and best practices for the application of consistent, equal access to CAD Standards, software configuration and troubleshooting/support tools using AutoCAD's Tool Palettes feature. Having attended AU multiple times (this year will be my 6th AU in a row) and over the past 10 years in CAD Standards Management, I have obtained a wealth of knowledge on how to effectively manage a company's drawing production environment through the use of macros, lisp, scripts and other efficiency workflows. The ability to utilize a simple interface (such as AutoCAD's Tool Palettes) to directly impact standards conformance, project productivity and the creation of an environment that focuses on design vs. standards are the goals of this class.
