Both Vault Professional software and Fusion 360 Manage software enable you to delegate, track, and manage your data changes. While Vault Professional focuses on CAD-related changes, Fusion 360 Manage enables you to manage any data stored in the application. With powerPLM, COOLORANGE offers an easy-to-use and flexible tool to combine Fusion 360 Manage and Vault Professional processes. This class demonstrates how to use powerPLM to synchronize CAD design changes between Fusion 360 Manage and Vault Professional.

When company leaders purchase Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage software for their organization, they’re typically looking to manage their Items and Bills of Materials (BOMs), the change process that goes along with it, and quality processes. What some customers don't realize, though, is that they don't have to stop at managing workflows within Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage. Since the tool has the capabilities of building a workspace from scratch—and, more importantly, the ability to build any workflow with the workflow editor—users are really only limited by their imaginations in terms of what business processes they manage with Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage. This course will provide a variety of examples of "outside the box" workflows that customers are managing with Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage. We’ll outline each customer's challenges, solutions, and outcomes. In addition, we’ll discuss the return on investment each customer realized by implementing these outside-the-box workflows.

Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage App Store is a collection of free, ready-to-implement workspaces that contain business processes and templates. Benefit from industry best practices with preconfigured fields, tabs, workflows, roles, and permissions. Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage apps reduce implementation time and enhance ROI during your Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage deployment. You can try apps with User Acceptance Testing before going live, as they contain scripts, reports, picklists, and everything needed. Your Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage tenant administrator adds the roles to groups and anyone within the group can start using the app.

Our expertise can get your Vault data and Fusion 360 Manage processes configured and connected, efficiently and according to your unique business process requirements. We know what it takes to build a successful production system, and can do it for you too, because we’ve done it before.

This session will showcase the new features and capabilities added to Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage since the last Autodesk University.

Take a walk through the Autodesk Fusion 360 connected data platform, from product design to manufacturing. Tour a seamlessly connected process that goes from Fusion 360 to Upchain to Fusion 360 Manage and finally to Prodsmart. The Team D3 rock stars for these products will be on stage presenting a coordinated role-based demo of product data passed through each primary product in the Fusion 360 cloud-based platform, powered under the hood by Team D3's ForgeFlow integration, existing Autodesk in-product integrations, and open-source tech sales demonstration tools such as Sven Dickmans' manufacturing bill of materials (MBOM) tool. We'll focus on the product experience and proof of the convergence use cases from beginning to end in the design-to-manufacture lifecycle. This session will focus on the Fusion 360 cloud products used for product design (Autodesk Fusion 360), product data management (Upchain), product lifecycle management (Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage), and manufacturing execution (Prodsmart), as well as a connected data pathway between them all.

This session is intended to educate the audience on what Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage product lifecycle management (PLM) software is and how it can help small businesses improve processes. Small organizations are often afraid of implementing a PLM system due the fear of implementation costs. They make the assumption that Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage is only for large businesses. This session will talk about the out-of-the-box functionalities of Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage, and how they can help small companies use PLM without spending $$$. To be more specific, we’ll look at some of the industry challenges that small businesses face today and how Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage can help them with Bill of Materials (BOM) management, change management, and project management.

This session will provide an overview of the Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage v3 API, along with an in-depth exploration of the supported methods, content types and parameters. This will help you get started with using the API to develop custom business applications that support your unique data warehousing needs and business process integrations.

Explore AI-driven manufacturing by integrating advanced language models with Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage. This presentation will demonstrate how AI can revolutionize manufacturing workflows, streamlining communication, collaboration, and data management. You'll learn how to use AI technologies to overcome common industry challenges and improve efficiency and productivity. We'll showcase real-world examples of AI-enhanced Fusion 360 Manage integrations for a seamless and effective manufacturing experience. Our practical live demonstrations will reveal how integrating AI reduces data-processing time, enabling faster decision making and agile responses to manufacturing changes. You'll leave equipped with the knowledge to transform your own workflows and unlock AI-driven innovation with Fusion 360 Manage.

PLMConnect provides an easy-to-use connection between Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage and Upchain to unlock the full potential of your product lifecycle management (PLM) and product data management (PDM) software. Moreover, PLMConnect Enterprise provides a connectivity option to Vault and downstream to enterprise applications such as ERP. By combining the capabilities of both Fusion 360 Manage and Upchain, companies can improve collaboration, streamline workflows, and reduce costs by eliminating the need for disconnected systems and processes. Join vdR Group, a long-time Autodesk partner, as we explore the various use cases of PLMConnect and learn more about implementation, related engineering change best practices, and PLMConnect Enterprise extensions that support broader connectivity into Vault, as well as the enterprise, for consumers of released product data across ERP, MES, CPQ, MRO, and more.

This session will focus on supplier qualification in Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage software. Supplier qualification is a critical aspect of supply chain management that involves evaluating potential suppliers based on certain criteria, such as quality, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. In this session, we will discuss the importance of supplier qualification, the key criteria for supplier selection, and how to manage supplier qualification in Fusion 360 Manage. Additionally, we will explore the benefits of using a supplier qualification process and how it can help companies make informed decisions and mitigate supply chain risks.

At its core, Fusion 360 Manage software is used to manage parts, assemblies, and the change process associated with them. But have you ever considered that Fusion 360 Manage could be used to manage the assets that are used to manufacture your parts, specifically molds? This class will cover a customer use case in which they built a workspace to manage the development of their molds and a second workspace to manage the use of their molds in production. We'll cover topics such as: how to utilize the grid tab to manage the daily shots in each mold; how that can trigger warning emails to indicate abnormalities with production; and how the mold relationship back to the parts and assemblies workspace can provide management with a snapshot of life expectancy of each mold.

This class will cover the journey of a mid-size company that had the audacity to create a global solution to unite resources and projects in that one instance on a global scale. We'll touch on implementation follow-up, changes, alterations, adjustments, sacrificed chickens, and sometimes just some educated luck. We'll show the process used to meld people and project management together in one instance of Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage.

This session will demonstrate how to extend Fusion 360 Manage using ForgeFlow. ForgeFlow is a suite of pre-built, configurable Autodesk Forge integrations available by subscription. ForgeFlow includes powerful administration tools for Fusion 360 Manage that extends and increases the value of product lifecycle management (PLM) for your business.

Autodesk Fusion 360 software has rapidly arrived in deeply integrated Vault and Inventor enterprise environments. Entire departments and suppliers often strategically align their complete designs in Autodesk Fusion 360. The new challenge for CAD managers is to find ways to integrate Autodesk Fusion 360 data into Inventor data managed in Vault Professional software. This class will focus on collaborative ways to complement Vault-managed Inventor data sets with Autodesk Fusion 360 designs. Given the growing Autodesk Fusion 360 usage and the existence of complex Fusion data sets, we’ll also cover the Inventor integration into Autodesk Fusion 360.

Bills of materials (BOMs) serve several purposes throughout a product lifecycle. While BOM data is usually created by CAD designers and managed in product data management (PDM) systems such as Vault software, it also needs to be shared with departments outside engineering where BOM information is used for production planning, assembling, or purchasing. Each of these steps requires a different view of the same BOM. Sometimes BOMs even need to be extended with information such as "work stages" or "work orders.” Sharing and enriching BOM information is usually done in systems other than Vault, such as Fusion 360 Manage or enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. This class will explore bills of materials and their different uses. We'll showcase different ways to share BOM data among product lifecycle management (PLM) systems, PDM systems, and ERP systems. And we’ll analyze the available APIs to help you implement BOM workflows among Vault Professional (PDM), Fusion 360 Manage (PLM), and ERP systems.

Cheaper? Faster? Better? Pick two? Why, when you can have all three?! When planning to tie processes and data sources together, there’s no better option than using Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage software and Vault Pro software to put them all in one place. This class will showcase the journey of a mid-size company that had the audacity to create a global solution to unite resources and projects in that one instance on a global scale. We’ll walk through the steps and missteps along the way, and cover what to look out for on your journey.

Join us as we explore improvements that we've made in research and development in the area of data management for Autodesk Fusion 360, from Fusion 360 software's canvas, to Fusion Team, to the Manage Extension.

Fusion 360 software installs and runs on Windows 10 and macOS, just like traditional applications. However, all of Fusion 360 software’s data is synchronized to the Autodesk Cloud, hosted on Amazon Cloud servers, which provides numerous data management benefits. Having a high-level understanding of how Fusion 360 stores its data is critical for business owners who have chosen to use Fusion 360 as their digital design and manufacturing tool. What isn’t obvious to business owners is this: The first employee to set up and use Fusion 360 in their business becomes the owner of all the data created with Fusion 360. This class will explain why and how business owners or IT managers can make sure they have control over their companies’ intellectual property.

Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage software can facilitate the dream of an online and integrated world for process management. This tool provides many industry-standard processes already loaded into the system, but one size does not always fit all. Whether young or established, capture your processes quickly. Many get star-struck by Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage, only to get caught up in how customizable it can be—which can lead to trying to get every detail right. This approach tends to impair. The best approach is to weave together the principles of starting simply, using the out-of-the-box processes, avoiding perfectionism, and putting user adoption first. This will manifest in a faster return on investment. Do not get left with an imperfect perfected process with nothing to show for your hard work. Lean toward being agile, building simply on the system foundations with the user always at the forefront of your plans. Ultimately, user adoption leads to happy directors and CEOs who haven’t wasted their money—and we all want that.