The demanding pace in the design industry for faster collaboration with outside consultants, and the need to provide multiple resources from different office locations, is making it necessary to find quicker and more-efficient solutions to resolve those demands. With 180 Collaboration for Revit licenses in place, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture has taken its design workflow to a different level. Hear about the company's workflow from the initial Building Information Modeling (BIM) kick-off meeting, to the daily unexpected glitches with Collaboration for Revit-and what is required on each of the firm's projects.

This roundtable discussion will focus on how Collaboration for Revit cloud service changes the way we collaborate on delivering a building design. We'll discuss the benefits and pitfalls with this platform. In addition, we'll compare Collaboration for Revit with other platforms to learn why it stands out. We'll learn whether Collaboration for Revit defines a new standard of how we work as a team.

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.

With last year’s acquisition of PlanGrid, there are a lot of questions about when to use PlanGrid and when to use BIM 360 for field collaboration workflows like quality, safety and project management. This class will help to answer those questions and to provide an update on how Autodesk is working towards helping you use the solutions together effectively and efficiently.   Discover the strengths of these best in class, easy to use field collaboration solutions and how Autodesk is working towards integrating BIM 360 and PlanGrid to deliver modern field collaboration solutions to the industry.  

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.

We have been taught how to create models, how models can be appended together to make an entire building including its building services, but how we work together has often been miss interpreted. Do we simply all design in the same environment and say that's collaboration? Or can we go beyond this? In this session, not only do we discuss how you can engage with each other we inspire you to become the facilitator of change. We have taught a number of Owner / Developers how to feel empowered, embrace the change in to virtual design and now facilitate it's use on their next project. True collaboration through BIM's should be directed from the top, expectations set and met. Efficiency driven with the end in mind. With a facilitator driving everyone forward from the beginning of the project - we have structure.

This year marks the first anniversary of Collaboration for Civil 3D on BIM 360 software. During this roundtable discussion, the Civil 3D community will share ideas and techniques for a smooth transition to BIM 360 so that others may benefit from the successes and failures of the past year. You will have the opportunity to ask direct and specific questions to those who have embraced the platform, and hear what impact the global pandemic of COVID-19 has had on collaboration efforts. You will also have an opportunity to provide the ideas or workflows you discovered. The goal is to have seasoned Collaboration for Civil 3D users share their successes, failures, knowledge, and advice with those that have not yet made the transition or are considering integrating Collaboration for Civil 3D into their firms.

The BIM 360 Product Management Team will review the recent enhancements to the Design Collaboration 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.

Join us to explore methodologies and workflows to collaborate.In this roundtable discussion, join your fellow users and tell us your success stories on how you overcome these challenges or share your failures and the issues you encountered.

Have questions about the product roadmap for Collaboration for Civil 3D? Join Autodesk product managers at Autodesk University and get them answered live.

In the AU 2021, I am planning to present how BIM 360 can help for Design Collaboration, Review and Issues Management between multiple disciplines in the same company or different companies. In WME, how we make use of BIM 360 for various design process and stages like design collaboration, design review, transmittal creation and Issues management. These features are helping us to collaborate within our team and with external parties. We use various workflows for design collaboration, reviews and issues management for the effective collaboration. We use Desktop connector for Navisworks and CAD files. Now we are exploring model coordination and the new feature of Naming convention standard as per ISO standard. We are enjoying and exploring more on new features from Autodesk.

Airport design necessitates collaboration between numerous teams with a wide range of skill sets generally coming from various locations. This requires well-established strategies and methodical use of tools and technologies for a successful delivery of a large-scale project. This session will present strategies for utilizing cloud collaboration tools such as Collaboration for Revit, BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team (formerly A360 Team), BIM 360 Glue software, and BIM 360 Docs software in order to help teams communicate and collaborate effectively in delivering a complex project. We will showcase San Francisco's $2.4 billion International Airport project as an example of utilizing these strategies to enable effective collaboration between more than 200 architects, engineers, and builders from Woods Bagot, HKS Architects, Gensler, and numerous core trades and consultants on this design-build project. This session will present Building Information Modeling (BIM) strategies for cloud collaboration and data management on airport projects.

Unravel the sometimes-confusing procedures of cloud collaboration with the use of BIM 360 software in its different modules. In this class, attendees will learn the basis of cloud collaboration and the best practices to ensure a true coordination process. From the required documentation in ensuring data security to the use of BIM 360 Docs software and BIM 360 Field software to bring design information to the site, this class will go over all the requirements to close the gap between architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) design and project execution. Using BIM 360 tools, attendees will learn how to capitalize on information between all project stakeholders, thanks to a model-based communication system that is always available via the cloud. With the use of optimized workflows and proper technology use, construction projects can finally benefit from intelligent models on every stage and at all locations.

Collaboration for Revit cloud service has fundamentally changed the way the architecture, engineering, and construction industry works on complex projects that require collaborative workflows. This class will focus on explaining the concept of Collaboration for Revit. We'll demonstrate the fundamentals of using collaborative workflows using Collaboration for Revit, and illustrate how multiple stakeholders can work on the same model in the cloud. My co-speaker-the national Building Information Modeling (BIM) manager of a large architectural firm-will explain how their company used Collaboration for Revit to deliver complex projects on time and on budget using real collaboration on the firm's Revit models.

This class is an overview of how A360 Team and Collaboration for Revit software are impacting the traditional project collaboration workflows and the overall project delivery. We will present our lessons learned after multiple iterative implementations on complex projects. We will explore the features of A360 Team and Collaboration for Revit software that enabled project teams to work much more efficiently in a more transparent environment. With new tools come new responsibilities. We will explore how to effectively implement the frequently evolving A360 cloud-based collaboration service platform to large project teams, often exceeding 150 project participants. We will focus on some of the ways our Team managed the impact of the new A360 Collaboration for Revit workflow while keeping the entire Project Team engaged in the process. This class will also showcase several additional workflow improvements and technologies used in conjunction with A360 Team and Collaboration for Revit software, aimed at streamlining the disjointed architecture, engineering, and construction workflow and connecting the owner closer to the Design and Construction Teams. This session features A360 Team, Collaboration for Revit, and Revit. AIA Approved

Collaboration for Civil 3D has been around for some time now and as Civil/Infrastructure community have started embracing the technology we will share some useful techniques and best practices for implementing and streamlining project collaboration and connected workflows. This class is for you if you are new or an existing user of this technology. We will start with a quick overview of the product and its components and share tips and tricks on project configuration, migration and Review process.

Collaboration with customers and partners is increasingly critical for many businesses. Engineering teams need to collect feedback from customers early in the development cycle and work with partners to outsource manufacturing or other processes. In this class, we'll look at how you can rely on Vault data management software to manage your engineering data and processes together with the cloud for collaboration with outside customers and partners.

We will present a case study on a Building Information Modeling (BIM) project utilizing Revit software, BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team (formerly A360 Team), and Collaboration for Revit cloud service for work sharing between Arcadis and multiple subconsultants. This project started in January 2016 and was managed by Arcadis as the lead engineering firm for the project, working with Autodesk as a consulting service. Autodesk provided mentoring services to assist with the adoption of Collaboration for Revit. In the class, we'll share project success criteria, and setup in Collaboration for Revit and BIM 360 Team and Fusion Team. We'll also share our best practices and workflow, troubleshooting, and lessons learned. Julie Nicholson and Michael Avanzini from Arcadis will be presenting, along with Autodesk team members Adam Peter and Ed Hannabas,

Collaboration with customers and partners is increasingly critical for many businesses. Engineering teams need to collect feedback from customers early in the development cycle and work with partners to outsource manufacturing or other processes as well as collaborate on design with external consultants. In this class, we'll look at how you can rely on Vault data management software to manage your engineering data and processes together with the cloud for collaboration with outside customers, partners, and external consultants.