"One of the biggest hurdles in using an STL mesh model for a downward manufacturing application is the lack of geometry feature information in the STL file. This class will demonstrate how machine learning techniques can be applied to extract geometrical information from mesh models; and explain the process of building machine learning models, feature engineering for mesh data, and parameter tuning. We will also cover Autodesk Forge integration for data translation and viewing; and demonstrate how to use AWS cloud infrastructure such as GPU computing for big data and AWS Lambda for fast online predictions."

In this class you will hear firsthand from one of our customers, Parker Hannifin Corporation, regarding how the firm deployed Vault software from a small group of 30 users to what is now over 1500 active users. You will also learn how the firm is using Autodesk PLM 360 software to manage the other processes that support engineering, quality, costing, quoting, and supplier management, and you will see how this enables the firm to use cloud-based PLM collaboration to extend the product data management productivity and increase the time to market of products and services.

The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry is going through yet another technological revolution. As cloud technology usage increases, third-party software companies attempt to expand our ability to utilize project data and automate BIM (Building Information Modeling) processes like never before. To assist in pushing the BIM boundaries or bridging the gap between new software and legacy systems, companies are hiring software developers to architect custom software solutions that will forge (pun intended) the future. However, many AEC firms struggle to get the most out of their developers. Establishing the product owner role at your firm can help. This presentation will address the responsibilities and benefits of an AEC product owner. These topics will be discussed from the viewpoints of virtual design and construction (VDC) personnel looking for a new challenge, an acting product owner, and how developers benefit from the role.

As part of our 2022 product releases, many products will include a faster install and easier deployment experience that will automate critical updates, customize and streamline deployment, and let users get up and running instantly without any downtime. Come learn from an expert about the new install experience!

As part of our 2021 product releases, many products will include a faster install and easier deployment experience that will automate critical updates, customize and streamline deployment, and let users get up and running instantly without any downtime. Come learn from an expert about the new install experience!

Make more-confident purchasing and management decisions with the new admin feature in Autodesk Account—product usage reporting. By seeing your team’s usage data, you can more efficiently complete your daily tasks, like assigning your users to products they use most frequently. You can more easily help your team work productively by ensuring they’re all on the same product version, and you can strategize future business decisions to make more-influential investments by seeing a usage trend chart. Get a demo from the Autodesk expert and ask questions about how you can be more productive with usage data.

Autodesk Buzzsaw cloud-based software provides a flexible means for introducing the power of the cloud into any existing workflow. This class will cover a combination of best practices, useful utilities, learning and training strategies, and ideas to maximize adoption across various disciplines and skill levels. If you have an existing Autodesk Buzzsaw site or you’re interested in taking advantage of the benefits of Autodesk Buzzsaw and its companion programs, this class is for you.

If you ever wondered what Autodesk's move to the cloud and its busting into the PLM space means for our current and future development and service partners, this class is for you. It's all part of the Autodesk PLM 360 Partner Ecosystem. The Autodesk PLM 360 Partner Ecosystem is fundamental for the future of our PLM 360 business around applications and services. PLM 360 partners' apps and services will enable the democratization of PLM 360 cloud-based product lifecycle management software, because virtually anyone can participate—whether it is a single-person development firm, a service partner capable of delivering multimillion dollar solutions, and everything in between. It is projected that the partner ecosystem will indirectly drive up to 40% of Autodesk software sales by selling and promoting partner applications and services. This class presents an overview of the current PLM 360 partner roadmap, expectations, and criteria to become a PLM 360 partner and how to get started. You also learn and hear firsthand from existing PLM 360 cloud partners who have already developed integrations for PLM 360.

Attend this class to complete your Autodesk PLM 360 PowerTrack. This class builds on "You Can Do That?! Scripting with Autodesk® PLM 360, Part 1." We will outline JavaScript examples and pose customer-inspired examples of customization. Learn how scripting can be used for time-bound workflow, for value-based transitions, and to spawn items in other workspaces.

Often we need to monitor our workflows and have something happen when certain criteria is met. With Fusion Lifecycle software, we can capitalize on the escalation function in a workflow to monitor a situation and act on it. Utilizing a “timer” workspace is an efficient way to accomplish this for types of records, such as supplier audits, calibration records, or maintenance items.

Product lifecycle management (PLM) projects involve many people with different competencies and goals for the project. Gathering relevant data about business processes can be one of the most difficult tasks for the consultant who's helping you build the system. You will learn what information is and is not important when preparing for a successful Fusion Lifecycle project. You will be provided with tips on how to see the end goal and understand the implementation process. You will receive the knowledge needed to be prepared before, during, and after the implementation from an implementer's stance, and from an end user through a customer case study. You will become knowledgeable about which data is valuable to prepare and provide to your consultant before and during implementation, and you'll then see these items related back to the functionality in PLM. In the end, you will know what you should seek to provide so that your consultant can deliver a Fusion Lifecycle solution that fits your business needs.

In this class we will cover the basics of integration using Autodesk PLM 360 Connect software. We will provide a review of the Autodesk PLM 360 Connect toolset and an overview of the Autodesk PLM 360 software API. To review these topics we will create a basic integration between Autodesk PLM 360 software and NetSuite, Inc., to manage NetSuite suppliers from within Autodesk PLM 360 software. Supplier management is easy using the workflow in Autodesk PLM 360 software. During the class we will build a connector to create and manage suppliers in NetSuite.

Many projects using traditional PLM software never make it past CAD data management and outside of the engineering department. Autodesk® PLM 360 cloud-based product lifecycle management software has benefits for everyone in your organization, not just engineering. Learn more about the preconfigured apps that come with Autodesk PLM 360 for functions such as quality management, procurement, manufacturing asset management, sales and marketing, service and support, and more.

Tired of typing the same pattern of code or just struggling to remember the syntax? Well, let’s build some snippets! Wondering how to include other files into your code like import in Fusion Lifecycle software? We’ll look at how to use Node.js require and export to further modularize our code. We’ll cover how to use source control from within Visual Studio Code. We’ll also dive deeper into the areas from Part 1 that we glossed over, such as configuration files.

Engineer-to-order (ETO) configurators offer a powerful way to capture engineering and business rules and generate reliable and timely engineering drawings, 3D models, and product data. The challenge is to harness this capability within sales, order, and other managed workflows. Join experts in the design and development of solutions around Inventor ETO and Autodesk PLM 360 cloud-based product lifecycle management products and services to review the challenges and opportunities for meeting this challenge. In this class, we review the workflow management requirements of ETO solutions and consider configuration management architectures and tools that can support this need.

We can’t fix the problems we don’t know about. This class will dive into using Fusion Lifecycle to capture business data as well as analyzing information in the system to make better business decisions. It will connect technical details such as scripting, reports, and other configurations with a discussion on interpreting information and driving change.

Attend this class to learn how to map, build, and implement your own custom apps in Autodesk PLM 360. This class starts from scratch on workspace, workflow, and data creation. We will cover mapping business processes into Autodesk PLM 360; creating and implementing workspaces; creating custom workflow maps, lifecycles, and revisions; and customizing your reports and dashboards. This class builds on the first two classes in the Autodesk PLM 360 PowerTrack.

In this class, you will learn the essentials of customizing the default apps in the Autodesk PLM 360 solution to meet your company's needs. Building on the class "A Walk in the Cloud: Getting to know Autodesk® PLM 360," this next-level class covers typical tweaks and modifications to Autodesk PLM 360 based on real-world customer examples.

This class will cover the Autodesk 360 cloud-computing platform from the design, manufacturing, documentation, and product lifecycle management standpoints. We will examine the benefits that the cloud can bring to your design process. You will learn how to invite others to collaborate with you on your design, regardless of their physical locations. You will also learn how to get more members of your organization who are outside of the design process involved with your products as they move through the manufacturing process.

The class will aim to share relevant and transferable stories about cost-saving Fusion LifeCycle use cases as they relate to product management and internal operations.The class will focus on three areas: (1)Recognizing the overlooked losses in an organization - time; (2)How to transition from analog to digital management systems - the short term adversities and the long term payoff; and, (3)Using Fusion LifeCycle to promote positive culture change within your organization.