• Installation and Licensing Feedback Hub Announcement

    Have you ever wanted to share your perspective directly with the Product Managers, User Experience Designers, and Engineers to help us create the capabilities that best meet your needs? Check out the Installation and Licensing Feedback Hub! The Installation and Licensing Team will be sharing out topics, based on internal conversations, and conversations from elsewhere in the Community to…


  • Top AU 2020 Sessions for CAD and BIM Managers

    The job of a Technology Manager is always changing. There are new updates to install, new processes to implement, new team members to train, new hardware to consider. Still, the past year and a half brought more disruption and change than usual, learning to live with our new normal. Technology managers at companies, large and…


  • What’s New in 2022: AUGIWorld

    Read about new features within Autodesk 2022 releases of AutoCAD, 3DS Max, Civil 3D, Revit, and more in the May 2021 publication of the AUGI World newsletter. The newsletter also covers the new installation process for Autodesk Products and also goes over some interesting Project Involvement tips and ways to identify stakeholders for Technology Managers.…


  • Upcoming changes in Autodesk product deployment

    Watch the recording of our March 2021 webinar to learn about important upcoming changes to Autodesk product deployment and hear answers from the product management team. Frequently asked questions: 1. Updates Q: What’s the best way to update an SCCM package with updates after it’s initially built out and distributed?A: We recommend creating a separate SCCM package…


  • What’s New with Product Deployments?

    Many Autodesk products can be heavily customized to support different workflows, including product settings, custom extensions, and updates.  If you’re working in a managed environment, or you have been customizing products yourself for years, you might want to pre-configure your products before you install them.  This maintains consistency in your environment and makes sure that…


  • What’s New with the Product Installation Experience?

    When you download and install an Autodesk product on your machine, we call that a “standalone” installation.  It could be either a download that you execute or an Install Now that downloads components as it’s installing others.  Let’s talk about some of the improvements we’ve made to make these types of installs faster, easier, and more reliable.  Click here for a recap of…


  • Expanding previous version access to 5 versions back

    We’ve heard your feedback that you need more than three previous versions for long-term projects. So, starting November 2, 2020, Autodesk is expanding version access for all customers (on subscription and maintenance plans) for the latest release and up to 5 versions back. This makes it easier for teams to collaborate on the same version throughout a project. How do I access previous versions of my product?   You can access the latest version of your product and up…