Autodesk CTO Raji Arasu (left) and Charlene Li of Altimeter (right) discuss convergence and digital transformation at AU 2021. Digital transformation is hardly new. It’s been around for as long as we’ve had digital technology. Yet the nature of digital transformation changes over time, along with the technology itself. READ MORE >

In 1997, delegates from 192 UN countries, territories, and other parties gathered for the third UN Climate Change Conference. Their aim was to get all participants to officially acknowledge two things: first, that climate change was taking place and, second, that it was caused by CO2 and other greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from human activity. The Conference of Parties (COP) that govern the conference then issued a resolution, the Kyoto Protocol, that set emissions reduction targets and defined other actions for the parties involved. That was COP3. READ MORE >

This interview is part of a series featuring the members of our diverse AU community, from speakers and conference attendees to forum participants and online commenters. You are AU. READ MORE >

With all the changes happening with our technologies, our professions, and our communities, one thing remains constant—the need to continue learning. That’s what AU is all about. And AU 2021 was another incredible year for growth and exploration. READ MORE >

The events of the past two years have changed how we work, how we connect, and how we think about the challenges and opportunities of disruption. It’s also changed how the AU learning community comes together. Autodesk University 2021 was our second digital conference, bringing our community together on a global scale like never before. And it was an incredible experience. READ MORE >