Vault has undergone a massive overhaul in the recently released Vault Professional 2015 and Vault Professional 2015 R2, especially in the areas of items and bill of materials (BOM). This class will give you an overview of some of the major item and BOM enhancements in Vault 2015 including support for long-lead item workflows and enhancements in Vault 2015 R2 including multiple BOM rows, BOM properties, BOM reports, Copy Design, and Vault Office.

Do you know what Vault software is? Do you know what Vault software is really for? Do you know why you should use it? This class will answer those questions. Come and join us as we give an introduction to the Vault software products. We'll start with a quick overview of the products and then progress into what they are and why you should use them. Knowing why you use the features can be just as important as the way that you use them. If you are anything but a "power user" of Vault software, this class is for you.

Do you know what Vault software is? Do you know what Vault software is really for? Do you know why you should use it? This class will answer those questions. Come and join us as we give an introduction to the Vault software products. We'll start with a quick overview of the products and then progress into what they are and why you should use them. Knowing why you use the features can be just as important as the way that you use them. If you are anything but a "power user" of Vault software, this class is for you.

Upgrading your replicated Vault software environment to a new release of Vault software shouldn't be an intimidating endeavor. Building an understanding of what actually happens when clicking the install button is crucial to having confidence in your upgrade plan. This class will cover existing and newly supported methods for upgrading your replicated Vault software installation, and you will leave armed with the knowledge of what is actually happening in the background with SQL so that you can proceed with confidence.

iLogic is by far the most used application within Inventor software. Vault software is the most used product data management (PDM) system for Inventor. This class elaborates on how both can collaborate by connecting to each other. Attending this class, you will discover the answer to these four questions: What can you achieve for iLogic rule execution if your rule connects to Vault? How can you achieve the iLogic-Vault connection without knowing the Vault API? What can you achieve for Vault Job Processor if your Job connects to iLogic? How can you capitalize on iLogic rules while running custom jobs?

Preview of Autodesk Vault functionality. This lecture will be covering planned functionality for the Autodesk Vault product line. Notes: This class is a preview of planned functionality and will require a Non-Disclosure Agreement be signed in order to attend. Because this class is a preview of planned functionality the detailed content cannot be listed in the class description.

Don't worry about acquiring hardware and additional personnel in order to manage your Vault software installation. Learn how to spin up a hosted server instance to install the Vault Server software for your enterprise.

Whether you’re planning your first installation or maintaining a global replicated network, this class will walk you through the implementation, configuration, maintenance, and migration of your Vault software implementation. Learn how to properly plan for the growth of your deployment and how to maintain your Vault software to match the evolving needs of your business. As your system grows over time, you will need to migrate from version to version of the product as well as of the SQL and the operating system. Class topics will include capacity planning, disaster recovery, system monitoring, and SQL optimization. Learn from the experts to ensure your Vault software success.

Learn from 3 users about the trials and tribulations, the hardships, and the journeys it took for them to successfully implement Vault software. This class will examine the compelling stories of the successes, tragedies, and triumphs of the companies in their implementation. We will highlight 3 sizes of Vault software implementations—small, medium, and large. Once each story is told, the panel will be set up for questions and answers.

Vault 2015 software release adds a powerful set of programming tools—the Vault Developer Framework. Learn how to unlock the power of the Vault Developer Framework. Get more features in your apps with less code. This class goes over the basics of the Vault Developer Framework, such as how to use the Login dialog. From there we will explore how to use the Vault Developer Framework in various contexts, such as the Job Processor. Lastly, we will go over useful tips and tricks for Vault 2015 API programming.

Learn how you can capitalize on your bill of material information and other critical product data from Vault software into your ERP system. We will be considering possibilities for integration.

In this class, you'll learn how to quickly troubleshoot Vault data management software and minimize downtime. Learn troubleshooting techniques targeted to the Vault environment that will help Vault administrators resolve the most common Vault issues. Based on real-world product-support experience, these practices and techniques will empower Vault administrators to optimize and successfully maintain the Vault ecosystem.

At Autodesk University 2013 you learned that right under your fingertips, already installed on your machines, lies Vault software functionality that can have a drastic impact on the way you work (view the original course). We taught you how to increase productivity, reduce employee stress, and maximize output by learning about functionality that exists in our products today. We scratched the surface, but there is so much more to explore. In the sequel we'll uncover functionality that we didn't have time to cover in the first class, and we'll dive into more of the functionality of Vault Workgroup software and Vault Professional software. This lecture will feature real-world demonstrations of the content. It is time to use the Vault software product to its full potential.

Vault Data Standard is a free Autodesk add-on for Vault software, Inventor software, and AutoCAD Mechanical software. This class will show what it is, what it can do, what it’s good for, and how to install it, along with first insights into customization. Vault Data Standard comes with cool features out of the box, and can really improve your Vault experience. Join this class to see the latest version of Vault Data Standard and learn how to improve your workflows.

Vault Professional 2015 software introduces many exciting new features for working with bill of materials (BOM) data. On top of that, Vault Professional 2015 software R2 adds even more BOM features. This class will go over those features at an API (application programming interface) level, and we will also go over what has changed. The new features have made the old APIs incompatible. If you're upgrading your app from an earlier version of Vault software, this class will give you advice about needed code changes.

This class will be an overview of Vault products, and what they can do for your company. We will talk about the features of the different products, and help you figure out the right questions to ask when deciding if Vault is right for you.

Learn how to capitalize on the important design and product detail generated in engineering with downstream consumers using Vault Office software. This class will look at how system administrators can provide a connected environment to non-CAD and non-technical-process contributors for change management, and approvals through to viewing and printing of documents while enforcing and maintaining data access integrity with Vault Office software. This class is designed to help you understand the features and functions of Vault Office software and how it fits in your organization.

Ever wondered why Vault software works the way it does? Ever had a question about a specific workflow or piece of functionality? Now is your chance to interact with a senior developer on the Vault product. Ask them about any aspect of Vault and learn the reasons for the current functionality. Take the opportunity to interact directly with the people who make Vault work and evolve. This will be an open conversation on the hows and whys of Vault workflows and technical details.

Vault data management software isn't just a single program; it's a framework, composed of many pieces like CAD add-in or Vault Explorer (Client) working together. Some of these pieces are customizable and some are not. This class will discuss the different capabilities of the Vault API, in particular, details of Vault Explorer extensions, custom jobs, and custom event handlers-including aspects like debugging, security, and other sophisticated topics.