This class will show how you can share AutoCAD Plant 3D software with BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team (formerly A360 Team) to collaborate within your company or with your customer. We'll show how to bring your AutoCAD Plant 3D project into the cloud and how to work with the project through BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team.

Collaboration is the key to project success. Waste and inefficiency is expected in the transition of information from design team to trade partners. In this class, we'll share our experience of moving the fabrication drawings left into the design phase using a unified workflow on a traditional design-build project. With this workflow, we minimize the waste in transition and create a more efficient and leaner process. We'll identify the advantages of a unified workflow in the design phase and how it benefits the project team and the owner. We'll also review the process and software used to achieve this collaboration-we used Collaboration for Revit cloud service and BIM 360 Team software as the collaboration platform for the project, in conjunction with BIM 360 Glue software for coordination and design review during the construction document phase. We'll share our feedback and lessons learned, along with any tips and work-arounds to help with the use of Collaboration for Revit and BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team (formerly A360 Team) for interdisciplinary collaboration.

Many projects, much return! Corgan has made a large investment in Collaboration for Revit cloud service and BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team (formerly A360 Team)-and it's paid off! Many of the firm's partners are working together to simultaneously access data while maintaining firm individuality and capitalizing on connections to their corporate infrastructure. This proposal will discuss Corgan's use of BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team and Collaboration for Revit on many projects, including Los Angeles International Airport's Midfield Satellite Concourse, work at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, multiple data-center projects, and smaller corporate office building renovations-with a focus on staff management, model management, and consultant management. We'll cover why we chose BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team and Collaboration for Revit, how we set up BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team and Collaboration for Revit, how we structure the models in the cloud, how to execute large and small projects in the cloud, and what the benefits are of multiple-office collaboration.

In this class, you will learn how to implement a workflow that enables collaboration between multiple geolocation and cross companies. You’ll learn about the workflow that actively engages different stakeholders, including engineers, designers, and modelers. You’ll gain tips and tricks on how to get Revit software, AutoCAD Plant 3D software, and Civil 3D software to work seamlessly in BIM 360 Team and BIM 360 Glue software. This class is designed to help you build a new workflow for collaboration in your organization.

Heard about the Collaboration for Revit cloud service, but still on the fence?  This class is for you!  We will take a look at the needs served by this cloud-hosted solution, discuss the value that it brings to the table, and then dive into a live project—first on BIM 360 Team, where all project participants have a stake, and then inside the Revit environment.  In one fast-paced hour, you should have the knowledge needed to make the decision to adopt Collaboration for Revit to extend Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflows within your own firm. This session features Collaboration for Revit, BIM 360 Team, and Revit.

Join Quentin Contreras (Autodesk) and Scott Hallmark (Applied Software) for a hands-on lab for creating AutoCAD Plant 3D projects in BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team (formerly A360 Team).

Collaborative work with distributed teams can be effectively managed within Fusion Team and BIM 360 Team.  Accessible directly from within Autodesk tools makes it the perfect complement to your end-to-end work processes.

In this interactive lab, we'll learn how to navigate BIM 360 software and become Collaboration for Revit experts. We'll learn how to create collaborative projects, how to invite project contributors, and how to navigate the model in the cloud. Once we create the model, we'll learn how to publish the model for Live Reviews. We'll also review the cloud and mobile capabilities that BIM 360 Team software provides for expanded engagement from all users. We'll also review unique Collaboration for Revit features such as the Communicator, and we'll practice communicating with the project team within Revit software. In addition, we'll review how to effectively manage project contributors versus team members. Finally, we'll review how to troubleshoot with cloud Revit files by reviewing Journal Files. At the end of the class, you will be the new Collaboration for Revit and BIM 360 expert. You will be able to host Revit models to the cloud for projects, communicate with the project team effectively, and invite the team to your projects.

Come and listen to the BIM 360 Product Team discuss the recent updates and enhancements to the BIM 360 application programming interface. Autodesk customers, partners, and developers can build a connected construction ecosystem with the same BIM 360 API that is powering their favorite BIM 360 applications built on top of the Forge platform. Whether you are interested in automating your construction workflows, reducing manual data entry, or building a custom app, BIM 360 software can support your integration needs with secure access to your account, project, and construction data via the API. We will discuss some of the exciting use cases and construction workflows enabled by the new BIM 360 API on Forge. We will highlight success stories from early adopter customers and partners, along with best practices on using the BIM 360 API. You will also get a chance to hear about the BIM 360 API road map, understand what is in the pipeline, and interact with experts from the Product Team to get your questions answered.

Come and listen to the BIM 360 product team discuss the recent updates and enhancements to the BIM 360 API. Now, Autodesk customers, partners and developers can build a connected construction ecosystem with the same BIM 360 API that is powering your favorite BIM 360 application built on top of the Autodesk Forge platform. Whether you are interested in automating your construction workflows, reducing manual data entry or building a custom app, BIM 360 can support your integration needs with secure access to your account, project and construction data via the API. We will discuss some of the exciting use cases and construction workflows enabled by the new BIM 360 API on Forge. Success stories from early adopter customers and partners will be highlighted along with best practices on using the BIM 360 API. You will also get a chance to hear about the BIM 360 API roadmap and understand what is in the pipeline and interact with experts from the product team to get your questions answered. (Joint AU/Forge DevCon class).

Come and listen to the BIM 360 product team discuss the recent updates and enhancements to the BIM 360 API. Now, Autodesk customers, partners and developers can build a connected construction ecosystem with the same BIM 360 API that is powering your favorite BIM 360 application built on top of the Autodesk Forge platform. Whether you are interested in automating your construction workflows, reducing manual data entry or building a custom app, BIM 360 can support your integration needs with secure access to your account, project and construction data via the API. We will discuss some of the exciting use cases and construction workflows enabled by the new BIM 360 API on Forge. Success stories from early adopter customers and partners will be highlighted along with best practices on using the BIM 360 API. You will also get a chance to hear about the BIM 360 API roadmap and understand what is in the pipeline and interact with experts from the product team to get your questions answered. (Joint AU/Forge DevCon class).

Design teams are becoming increasingly geographically diverse. Architects, designers, and consulting engineers for projects of any type or scale could be located in multiple organizations, offices, states, and even countries. How do you get the entire team to collaborate effectively in a BIM (Building Information Modeling) environment? BIM 360 Design is a cloud-based service that eliminates many of the obstacles of other collaboration solutions. This session is designed to highlight the benefits and limitations of BIM 360 Design, and to provide guidelines for building trust within a design team and managing expectations for success. Specific topics will include working in a high-trust environment, identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the BIM 360 Design environment, identifying potential BIM 360 Design pitfalls and learning how to avoid them, discovering the importance of a BIM deployment plan for BIM 360 Design projects, and reviewing BIM deployment guidelines for projects that will utilize BIM 360 Design.

The cloud is already helping thousands of architects, engineers, and contractors with improving communication and quality of designs for taking to site. This session will discuss the BIM 360 portfolio and how it can support you in design through to construction. You will get hands-on with Revit and Collaboration for Revit using BIM 360 Team to communicate with other team members to resolve design issues faster. Use BIM 360 Glue to spell-check your models against other disciplines. You will then investigate how your design can be taken out to site to help with commissioning and progress tracking.

Learn how to share models from Revit software to BIM 360 Docs software using BIM 360 Design software, and then how to use this model in BIM 360 Model Coordination for Clash Detection, reviewing clash with team, creating issues, and more. Model Coordination provides a shared space to publish, review, and run clashes on your latest set of project models and upload 3D models to a centralized Model Coordination folder, and the clash service automatically locates any issues in those models. BIM 360 Design is a cloud work-sharing and design-collaboration product built for distributed, multidisciplinary teams. With BIM 360 Design, you can co-author Revit models in the cloud, control work-sharing activities, and coordinate deliverable exchange across teams.

BIM 360 Docs software was released with much fanfare at Autodesk University 2015. Almost a year later, learn how industry leaders are using BIM 360 Docs software for their design and construction workflows. A group of thought leaders in architecture, engineering, and construction partnered with the Autodesk Product Team for an enhanced BIM 360 Docs deployment. Participants completed workflow analysis, implemented BIM 360 Docs software, and met regularly with the Product Team to provide feedback. Over the course of a year, they tested workflows such as design development management, collaborative drawing review, mobile plan viewing, and document management and distribution. In this class, the group will discuss BIM 360 Docs deployment successes and challenges, the experience of working with the Product Team, and how they are looking to grow BIM 360 Docs software within their organizations as a comprehensive tool for document management and project controls. This session features BIM 360 Docs. AIA Approved

In this class, we will share our experience with the rollout of C4R NextGen and BIM 360 Team Collaboration on projects all around the globe. These new tools helped Arcadis to work more efficiently with their internal and external teams and bring collaboration to the next level. The implementation of C4R NextGen and Team Collaboration are a next step in the "From 12 to many" project. The "lighthouse" projects will be extended with the new technologies and will be a standard for all projects in the region. Autodesk will help Arcadis to develop a standard, connected to and integrated with the current BIM 360 workflows.

The BIM 360 Product Management Team will review the recent enhancements to the Field Management module and share priorities for our product road map. Learn about how BIM 360 software can help you create, manage, review, and monitor your quality and safety workflows throughout the project.

In the spring of 2018, Autodesk introduced BIM 360 Design software, based on the Forge platform, and BIM 360 Document Management. While users still have access to the legacy BIM 360 Team technology, BIM 360 Design provides enhanced collaboration workflows, greater control over file permissions, and much tighter integration with BIM 360 Docs software for use in "downstream" collaboration workflows during a project’s postdesign phases. This class will focus on the enhanced workflows possible with Design Collaboration and Revit cloud collaboration, and will cover project setup, teams and permissions, and the use of packages to effectively control when others have access to your data and when data from other teams is updated in your model. We will also look at common troubleshooting techniques and BIM 360 site setup.

The next-generation BIM 360 platform creates a more integrated solution for your cloud-work-shared projects. With the Design Collaboration workflow, project data and members are more unified throughout every stage of the project lifecycle, creating a more efficient process. So, before shaking up the office by switching to BIM 360 Design software, it’s best to understand what the next-generation BIM 360 platform is and how you can benefit from making the switch. In this session, we will explore the differences between Collaboration For Revit and BIM 360 Design, and we’ll look at how you can improve your team’s efficiency by switching to the BIM 360 platform. We will also go through workflows and methods to help make the transition from Collaboration For Revit to BIM 360 Design smoother for you and your firm.

The BIM 360 Product Management Team will review the recent enhancements to the Document Management module and share priorities for the product road map. Learn about how BIM 360 software can help you publish, manage, review, and approve all project drawings, documents, and models across the project lifecycle.