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Digital Design Workflows with the AEC Collection

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    How digital workflows are providing AEC designers the opportunity and flexibility to deliver increasing complex projects. This session will include: Deliver projects with products from within the Autodeskᄄ Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) Collection. Increasing the use of surround design tools that offer efficiencies. Using and maintaining model data within an accessible eco-system from desktop, cloud and other devices. Improving insights to deliver better design solutions on projects. Allow more time to focus on the design and end product.

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    MEP engineering
    Structural engineering
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