Autodesk University 2008 Show Guide

Classes by Industry industry-standard compliance and measurement. The brave new world of data and information management systems requires an understanding of many technical requirements, including: infrastructure technology for LAN, large-scale WAN, and Internet support; workstation system requirements and deployment considerations; application server architecture and deployment considerations; vaulting methodologies; multiple database support; replication and optimization; and security. This session provides a holistic approach to state-ofthe-art data management requirements for technology buyers and influencers who are considering a data-management initiative. 90-Minute Class All Levels Lido 3005 Todd Cummings, Vice President, Research & Development | Synergis Software Cummings will cover these top seven steps that are common to just about every size implementation: 90-Minute Class All Levels Lido 3101 Todd Cummings, Vice President, Research & Development | Synergis Software Keeping it Digital in the Field: Digital Pen Collaboration with Autodesk products CD219-1L 03-Dec-08 5:15 pm - 6:45 pm Review of latest options, advantages, and disadvantages for digital mark-ups with mobile devices: PDAs, tablets, laptops, and digital pens. Participants will learn which tool is best for which scenarios, pros and cons, and best practices. Participants will also sit at workstations, create drawings for digital annotations with Autodesk Design Review, print, markup with digital pen, and sync data back into original DWF files. Hands-on how-to course for latest technology for keeping it digital with DWFs. 90-Minute Lab Intermediate Murano 3201 Paulo Barthelmess, Senior Research Scientist | ADAPX Leveraging CAD Data for Online Applications CD305-1 04-Dec-08 10:15 am - 11:45 am This session will provide real-world examples of how manufacturers have repurposed their CAD data to sell complex products on the Web. The class will review digital prototyping, including how AutodeskInventor® models can be parametrically driven from an online configurator to create renderings, 3D DWF™ images and cut sheets for custom product assemblies. Problem definition, business justification, solution architecture, and implementation issues related to the deployment of CAD-based online applications will be examined, including a demonstration of live applications. Through these examples, you’ll gain an understanding of the opportunities available for leveraging CAD data online. 90-Minute Class All Levels Lido 3105 Tony Mirante, President | TechniCon Keeping it Digital in the Field: Digital Pen Collaboration with Autodesk products [Repeat] CD205-2L 03-Dec-08 10:15 am - 11:45 am Review of latest options, advantages, and disadvantages for digital mark-ups with mobile devices: PDAs, tablets, laptops, and digital pens. Participants will learn which tool is best for which scenarios, pros and cons, and best practices. Participants will also sit at workstations, create drawings for digital annotations with Autodesk Design Review, print, markup with digital pen, and sync data back into original DWF files. Hands-on how-to course for latest technology for keeping it digital with DWFs. 90-Minute Lab Intermediate Murano 3201 Paulo Barthelmess, Senior Research Scientist | ADAPX Integrating Autodesk® Productstream® with Enterprise Applications CD315-1 04-Dec-08 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm Autodesk Productstream Connect is the platform that facilitates the exchange of data between Productstream and other enterprise applications. These systems can include a wide variety of enterprise applications, such as electronic content management (ECM), requirements management, product lifecycle management (PLM), and ERP solutions. This session will address how Productstream Connect bridges Productstream with enterprise applications. Specific topics will include an overview of Productstream Connect, process incorporation considerations, and implementation guidelines. Process topics will include data initialization (migration), change controls, release and regulatory requirements. 90-Minute Class All Levels Lido 3106 Martin van der Roest, President | vdR Group, Inc. Hug a Tree, Go Digital! Why Autodesk® Design Review is on the Rise CD301-1 04-Dec-08 8:15 am - 9:45 am Who are the companies and government organizations that are successfully using Design Review to improve their workflows? How are they using DWF™ technology to reduce costs, reduce change orders, and even save some trees? This session will detail practical workflows that are working for top Autodesk customers (Manufacturing, Architectural, Utilities & Telecommunications, Government). See how these companies are improving coordination with everyone who needs to review designs, and how they have achieved significant time and cost savings by using Autodesk Design Review to share designs digitally. 90-Minute Class All Levels Lido 3101 Cliff Medling, Technical Marketing Manager | Autodesk The Five Best Practices for Implementing Document Management: Everything You Need to Know to Achieve Success and Avoid the Pi CD319-1 04-Dec-08 5:15 pm - 6:45 pm If you are seriously evaluating data management or have already made a purchasing decision, this session will guide you through the best practices to follow and the potential pitfalls to avoid. In this session, data management veteran Todd 43

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