The Future of Design: 3 Building Trends Empower Collaboration Across Disciplines by Peter Thompson, Autodesk VP As the future of design nears, outcome-based design—generative design, design for manufacture and assembly, and digital project delivery—positions multidisciplinary collaborators for success.
Architecture What Is Digitalization? Here Comes the Fourth Transformation in Building Design by Nicolas Mangon, Autodesk VP
Engineering All Together Now: Why Data Interoperability Is Game-Changing for Collaboration by Amy Bunszel, Autodesk EVP
Construction A Productization Strategy for Construction? Here Are 3 Ways to Make It a Reality by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst
Architecture “It’s Not the Last Virus We’ll Face:” How COVID-19 Will Change Office Building Design by Redshift Video Earlier pandemics had a huge effect on how cities were designed. Watch this video to learn how COVID-19 promises to change office building design.
Engineering Building Deeper Customer and Employee Relationships in Disruptive Times by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst Autodesk’s CMO speaks about building customer relationships during disruptive times, developing a deep bench of talent, and preventing employee burnout.
Education The Future of Education Will Determine the Success of Tomorrow’s Workforce by Randy Swearer, Autodesk VP Lifetime learning is essential to any professional’s long-term growth. So how does the future of education need to evolve to support skills-based training and advancement?
Sustainability How CFOs Orchestrate a Resilient Business at a Time of Peak Uncertainty by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst CFOs must try to maintain a resilient business even in the most uncertain times. Here, Autodesk’s CFO discusses reckoning business with the pandemic, climate change, and racial equity.
Engineering Why It’s Important to Walk the Talk: 3 Brand Truths for Business Success by Fred Saunders, Autodesk VP In times of crisis, brands have an opportunity and an obligation to be present for their customers. By following three brand truths, companies can be sure they’re on the right path.
