In this class, a CIO of a leading ship-building company from India shall be jointly presenting with a partner a case study of their custom implementation of Vault software as a business process automation platform to synchronize their design and business workflows to their Enterprise Business systems—Infor ERP. The class will explore how various departments of a ship-manufacturing organization works around the design data that flows between various users and integrates critical items and BOM with their ERP system and automates several business workflows customized on Vault interface. The presenter will explain how they could save close to 20% of their design-to-manufacturing cycle time by streamlining Vault product data management (PDM) software to remove redundant work on ERP while enabling a collaborative and automated business environment. This class will explore the extent to which Vault can be customized beyond its basic features, and throw light on integration of BOM and related data to ERP or other applications.

Understand how you can capitalize on the new v3 API in Fusion Lifecycle software to power up your integration or custom application. This class will cover the new authentication system using the Forge platform to generate proper authentication tokens for Fusion Lifecycle; best practices in regards to security; how the API is structured (payload structure, REST verbs, links, collections); general best practices; and other tips and tricks. Learn how to capitalize on impersonation and different security contexts for your users. By the end of this class, you should be able to use a third-party integration to automatically perform a simple workflow in Fusion Lifecycle using just the v3 API. The class requires some experience writing basic integrations, and it will involve Fusion Lifecycle, the Forge platform, and a third-party integration/automation tool such as Zapier or IFTTT (If This, Then That).

Daily administration of Autodesk Construction Cloud can be a time-consuming and complex task that requires constant attention. Managing projects and ensuring security is essential to the success of any organization, but it can also be a significant barrier to efficiency. With Autodesk Platform Services there are ways to mitigate these challenges. SSOE Group has developed streamlined automations and integrations between Autodesk Construction Cloud, ERP, and other software. In doing so, we've extended the capabilities of Autodesk Construction Cloud, enhanced our productivity, and improved our user experience. Learn how SSOE is automating routine tasks—such as project creation, user management, access control, and reporting—to free up valuable time and resources that can be devoted to other critical tasks. To date, SSOE has automated the creation of 3,000+ BIM 360 and Autodesk Construction Cloud projects, and our custom search engine has been used to find and access Autodesk Construction Cloud projects 200,000+ times.

Van Wijnen, a prominent construction company in the Netherlands, recognized the need for change to future-proof their business due to the current housing shortage, limited resources, and rising construction costs. To address this, they implemented a CTO strategy and developed a modular housing platform, with a fully digitalized sales process and customer journey. The manufacturing process is file-to-factory based, using a new and highly automated factory, reducing the sales process lead time by 50% and enabling the construction of a house or apartment in just one day. This 100-year-old company's ETO to CTO transition showcases how CTO can strengthen and future-proof a business, with real-life examples of their implementation of CPQ, PDM, Design Automation, Integration platform, Autodesk Inventor, PLM, and changes to processes and ways of working.

This class will look at the Fusion 360 application's APIs (application programming interfaces) and how you can use these APIs to extend the Fusion 360 app functionality. We will also discuss how you can use the APIs as part of your automation or integration processes.

Imagine that you're manufacturing or construction company is operated through a completely automated, hands-off, Configure to Order digital end-to-end process. This empowers your employees to focus on their strengths, add value to specific projects where it is most needed, leading to a significant reduction in workload and time to market. Your most challenging projects and technical obstacles will see faster progress thanks to the time saved and the concentrated efforts of your skilled team. By standardizing processes, the service and spare-part business will experience an exponential growth. This session shows a fully automated end-to-end process build on solutions like CPQ, Inventor Design Automation, Vault, ERP and a Spare-Part Portal. A cloud-based Low-Code integration platform, with standardized application connectors, orchestrates the digital processes seamlessly. This will enable companies to eliminate application customization and regaining ownership on their business processes.

Manufacturing companies are under increasing pressure to provide unique products to their customers, while at the same time improving their overall efficiency. In this session, we will explore how a configurator technology built on Forge, in conjunction with Fusion Lifecycle software and Vault software, provides a seamless and integrated solution to achieve increased sales, reduced engineering cycle times, and ultimately greater efficiency. Using only a web browser, sales staff or even prospective customers can configure a product to their unique requirements and receive immediate visual feedback and a professional quotation. When they are ready to order, information will flow seamlessly to both Fusion Lifecycle and Vault. Additional Vault customization will provide additional downstream data, such as DXF files—all automated using Vault software's lifecycle engine. This session is certain to open your eyes to excellent processes for optimal efficiency, integration, and automation.

VINCI Construction aims for data reliability and security along with enhancing team productivity. VINCI developed an Autodesk Platform Services-powered hub that connects Autodesk tools within a unified and ergonomic web environment. VINCI is still accelerating the harnessing of Autodesk technologies to supply customized tools for internal needs and strategy. First, we will present the new Autodesk Platform Services integration that enables automation using Autodesk Platform Services along with open-source technologies, a perfect combination to achieve VINCI's inclusive digital transformation. Additionally, we will give insights into how these technologies simplify building information modeling (BIM) integration at various organizational levels, fostering on-site collaboration and cross-organizational efficiency. Then, we will present the project ROI and discuss its role in overcoming industry fragmentation and lack of productivity. Finally, we will showcase our data-harnessing approach through our internal hub using Autodesk technologies and cloud platforms.

This session will focus on automation of BIM (Building Information Modeling) processes using data management systems and custom applications. The speaker will present the experience in optimizing and automating BIM workflow processes in infrastructure projects. He will share experience on smooth integration of Vault software in a current BIM workflow and existing systems. He will share the list of custom application and his experience of how Vault can have an important role in time-saving and quality improvement. The session will also include a discussion on how to incorporate all project parts in Vault, including customers and subcontractors.

Whether its preconstruction, design, or construction, the process of manually creating projects can be time consuming and prone to errors. There are many moving parts, stakeholders, and tasks that need to be coordinated and executed seamlessly to deliver a successful construction project. With Autodesk Construction Cloud, these manual workflows can be a thing of the past. Barton Malow has implemented streamlined automations and integrations between Autodesk Construction Cloud, SAP, and other software to truly get the most out of its data. Through automations and the collaborative partnership with Autodesk, we can consistently drive standardization across our project teams, enabling us to capture as much data as possible, avoid hours of rework, and optimize our business for the future. Learn how Barton Malow is investing in Autodesk Construction Cloud to help project teams become more technology-enabled to make better business decisions.

BIM 360 software, or the new Construction Cloud software system, is created to connect teams and data in real time, empowering project members to anticipate, optimize, and manage all aspects of project performance in a cloud-based platform. To provide even more flexibility and capability, the software is built on the Forge platform, which can assist anyone with customization or automation of certain tasks that are not built on the platform by default. In this class, we will demonstrate different tools and workflows that can automate some of the most tedious and repetitive manual tasks. You will also learn how to integrate the software with other platforms such as Microsoft Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Dropbox—or with files on premises—and more.

This session is a high-level strategy road map of how companies with a large project portfolio can use Autodesk Construction Cloud to take pragmatic steps within the Autodesk Construction Cloud user interface to benefit both in the short term and long term. We'll use real-world examples using Amazon Transportation Engineering Services (TES) as a case study. We'll work through the practical planning of using cornerstone Autodesk Construction Cloud features such as Issues and Forms, and we'll look at how building on the use of these features can lead to powerful QuickSight dashboards, and, later, robust machine learning. The presentation will be broken down into three categories: 1) The Foundation: using out-of-the-box Autodesk Construction Cloud features with specific use cases; 2) The Frame: building automations and integrations to aid in manual efforts (with a focus on Autodesk Platform Services); and 3) The Roof: advanced machine learning and AI using Amazon Web Services (AWS). For each of these categories, we'll investigate the appropriate tools available in our toolbox (Autodesk Platform Services and AWS).

At Autodesk, we value the need for our customers to bring their work to the cloud for collaboration and automation at scale. If you're a Revit API developer and would like to use Forge Design Automation for Revit software, this class will cover the basics and dive deeper. We will explore five different case studies and all the steps necessary to implement them. You will learn to use the power of automation and cloud computing to generate conceptual designs using adaptive components. You will see demos and discover the code needed to implement them. You will learn how to manage your activities and AppBundles to support multiple Revit versions. You will get the links to the speaker’s end-to-end working code samples for you to extend upon. You will learn about Design Automation and how to integrate it with other Forge services, and about new features that have been added since last Autodesk University. You will walk away with solid insight into how to build cloud applications supporting Revit workflows.

The Fusion 360 platform is an extremely powerful tool for design and manufacturing, and with the inclusion of an easily accessible API, it can become even more powerful to automate user workflows. This class is NOT an introduction to the API. Rather, this class will focus on a number of powerful techniques the presenters have developed throughout the years to significantly enhance developer workflows and increase what you may think is possible with the Fusion 360 Client API. The class will focus on a number of specific problems and use cases commonly encountered when building automations and application integrations. Come learn how to do things you may never have thought possible.

Explore the MEP Plant Room Configurator, a transformative tool we developed that's reshaping the ways that our MEP engineers design. This web-based application provides a centralized platform for engineers to automatically design and configure their plant rooms without leaving their browser. The tool harnesses the power of the Autodesk Platform Services Design Automation API and its integration with Autodesk Construction Cloud to automate the modeling process, generating 3D layouts for Revit software or intelligent models from any computer. This session will showcase the capabilities of the Configurator and its significant impact on building services design, facilitating improved design outcomes, earlier embodied carbon assessment, and seamless integration with building information modeling (BIM) workflows.

Victoria Hand Project (VHP) is a charity that designs and deploys low-cost, 3D-printed prosthetic arms in developing countries. VHP provides medical professionals in low-income countries with the tools and training to create custom prosthetic arms. VHP has developed software solutions which use Autodesk Fusion 360 software to efficiently create these devices. Recently, VHP struggled to create prosthetic devices for upper-arm amputees (i.e., above elbow), due to the complex geometry of the 3D scans and the in-depth knowledge/workflow required to make the devices. Through the new Autodesk Fusion 360 Product Design Extension, VHP can now organically convert the complex mesh bodies of upper-arm scans into solid bodies for further 3D modeling. This has substantially improved the workflow of creating upper-arm prosthetic sockets, and allows for automation using APIs. This empowers VHP’s in-country partners to create custom upper-arm prosthetic devices quickly and easily, allowing for improved access to prosthetic care.

As a new player in the electric vehicle market, Rivian Automotive needs to move fast. In addition to building a new product line of electrics trucks, SUVs and delivery vans they need to build the facilities infrastructure to support. This includes an array of new office space TIs, service centers, factory additions, charging and new retail spaces. To accomplish this goal Rivian used the ACC platform to collaborate with all design and construction partners and internal stakeholders. By running all projects on one common data platform it provides our project teams with an invaluable data set as an owner and operator, creating new opportunities to optimize project delivery. Attendees will learn about how Rivian Facilities utilized Autodesk Platforms Services to build a suite of custom integrations and tools that provide project teams actionable insights and automations that enable better collaboration with internal and external design and construction partners. These tools answer questions like – when was the last project meeting, to where the most recent construction documents are. Automating answers to questions save time and improve quality when you have 100's of projects all running in parallel. Join us as we share what worked and what didn't.