Are you a CAD, BIM, or Engineering manager? If so, you know how lonely it can be sometimes. The upcoming Design Technology Manager’s Conference (DTMC) will give you a chance to trade “war stories” and learn from others just like you. Last year's conference brought together over 300 managers, who spent the day teaching each other tips, tricks, and strategies for managing people, processes, and technology. We've got plans to make this year’s DTMC even bigger and better. A Chance to Be with and Learn from Others Like You At a recent web briefing, DTMC 2010 instructor Robert Green said that mos... READ MORE >

Join us on the web Tuesday, April 19, 2011 from 11:00 a.m.–12:00 noon (Pacific Daylight Time) for a look back at the 2010 Design Technology Management Conference and to talk about plans for the 2011 Design Technology Management Conference (DTMC). Your host is Rich Uphus, Design Technology Management Conference program manager. Guests include Robert Green and Joseph Joseph, Design Technology Management Conference 2010 instructors, Joseph Wurcher, AU program manager, and you. READ MORE >

New Year, New Experience, New Requirements We want AU 2011 attendees go home with exciting new ideas, valuable tips and tricks, and a fresh look at what they can do with Autodesk® software. The AU Team knows we can count on AU speakers to provide great classes, but we want to make sure specific topics get covered. And we've made a few other changes you'll want to know about before submitting a proposal. For a summary and access to details, read What's New for AU 2011. READ MORE >

The Revit Technology Conference (RTC) is a unique “by users for users” conference that addresses the needs of the Revit community—from designers to owners, from surveyors to facility managers. For the first time ever, this annual event will take place in two locations in 2011. RTC AUS (Australasia) 2011 Jupiters Gold Coast, Australia Thursday, May 26–Saturday, May 28, 2011 Register now and take advantage of the Early Bird rates through March 31, 2011. READ MORE >

Autodesk University has always been a conference where most classes are presented by Autodesk users to Autodesk users. This year, to take it to next level, we have set up a website for you to tell us what you would like to see at the conference. What would give you a reason to attend AU 2011 in Las Vegas? Although we have noticed previous speakers are contributing, you don't have to be a speaker to submit an idea. We're looking for class suggestions that help solve the technical problems that keep you up at night. We want AU to be the forum you turn to for the answers you need and to be the ... READ MORE >