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  • How customer feedback helps shape InfoDrainage

    Every engineer has had the same thought right after submitting a feature request: “I wonder if anyone will actually read this.” We do. Many of the improvements in InfoDrainage begin with a simple observation: “I really wish it could do this:” Here are three examples of customer ideas from InfoDrainage customers that became reality. Customer…


  • InfoWorks ICM 2027.1: AI-powered assistance, richer Esri mapping, and smarter Network Design

    InfoWorks ICM 2027.1 is now available, introducing new capabilities that help water professionals work more efficiently, visualize models with greater context, and streamline network design workflows. The latest InfoWorks ICM release brings Autodesk Assistant directly into InfoWorks ICM, making it easier to access guidance without leaving the modelling environment. We’ve also expanded GIS integration with…


  • InfoWorks WS Pro 2027.1: Richer mapping, smarter support, better workflows

    InoWorks WS Pro 2027.1 brings seamless access to Esri basemaps through the ArcGIS Maps Map Control, introduces Autodesk Assistant as a Technical Preview within InfoWorks WS Pro, and includes a range of usability improvements designed to help modelers work more efficiently. Together, these enhancements make it easier to build, analyze, and communicate water network models…


  • InfoDrainage 2027.1 adds Autodesk Assistant

    InfoDrainage 2027.1 is now available, delivering new capabilities designed to help drainage engineers work more efficiently, model real-world conditions more accurately, and gain greater confidence in their results. In this latest version, Autodesk Assistant is now directly available within InfoDrainage, making it easier than ever to access guidance and support without interrupting your workflow. We’ve…


  • Support for MicroDrainage is ending: What you need to know to transition to InfoDrainage

    If you’ve been working in drainage design for a while, chances are MicroDrainage has been part of your journey. MicroDrainage has played a significant role in shaping how the industry designs and models drainage systems over the last few decades. But as the demands on our industry continue to evolve leading to more complexity, tighter…


  • Autodesk Water 2027: What’s new in all of our software

    It’s that time of year again at Autodesk: Global Launch. It’s when we release some of our biggest software updates. The Autodesk Water 2027 releases introduce new capabilities across design, modeling, and operations, helping teams work more efficiently through connected workflows, AI-powered tools, and deeper GIS integration. This overview highlights what’s new across InfoWorks ICM,…


  • Autodesk deepens Esri integration across Info360 Asset and Insight

    Autodesk is standardizing the Info360 platform on Esri as the GIS system of record across Info360 Asset and Info360 Insight. This aligns operational data, asset intelligence, and capital planning with the same authoritative GIS environment that utilities and water engineering consultants already use to manage infrastructure projects. It also reflects deeper alignment between Autodesk and Esri,…


  • InfoWorks WS Pro 2027 improves water distribution modeling workflows with expanded Task Sequence

    InfoWorks WS Pro 2027 expands Task Sequence to improve workflow automation, data exchange, and flexibility in water distribution modeling.


  • InfoDrainage 2027 improves Civil 3D interoperability and multi-model drainage workflows

    InfoDrainage – our drainage design software used for modeling, analyzing, and managing stormwater systems at the site scale – has been making huge strides in Civil 3D integration. The 2027 release brings even tighter integration. Drainage design rarely happens in isolation. It sits alongside grading, corridors, utilities, and all the other moving parts that shape…


  • InfoWater Pro 2027 introduces Autodesk Assistant and sharper day to day modeling tools

    InfoWater Pro is our water distribution modeling software integrated with ArcGIS for hydraulic analysis and system planning, used by utilities and consultants to better understand and manage their systems. Here’s what’s new for 2027. There’s a lot of conversation right now about AI in engineering software. But for most water professionals, the real question is…