Unleash the power of Revit software's Coordination Model Changes! Say goodbye to the tedium of manually tracking overlapping elements across disciplines, and welcome a sleek, cloud-based solution. This innovative tool instantly identifies modifications, additions, or deletions right in your Revit canvas/views. Experience effortless change detection with intuitive highlighting, clear object hierarchies, and filters tailored to your interests. Embrace the future of project management where your focus remains where it should be—on your design, not on tracking changes.

Embrace the enhanced capabilities of Revit software's Coordination Model Changes option. This session, designed for engineers and architects, will offer a technical demonstration of a powerful feature in Revit that allows seamless tracking and viewing of modified elements. Say goodbye to manually tracking changes across disciplines and welcome this cloud-linked solution. Instantly identify modifications, additions, or deletions within your Revit views. Streamline your workflow with intuitive highlighting, clear object hierarchies, and handy filters. Focus on your design while the feature handles the change detection. Join us for an in-depth exploration of this innovative tool, shaping the future of project management in the technical sphere.

Join us to learn about our product strategy and upcoming initiatives across features within Forma Data Management. In this session, we will gather feedback around tools like Sheets, Files, Viewing & Markups, Search, Desktop Connector, Reviews, and Transmittals. ​ This is a unique opportunity to influence the product roadmap and explore any new ideas about the future of Forma Data Management with our R&D teams.

Data Exchange is a powerful neutral format you can use to store a subset of your design models in the cloud. Teams can easily use Data Exchange to share design data between Revit software, Rhino, Inventor software, Civil 3D software, and other authoring software through Forma Data Management using connectors. This class will explore the capabilities of Dynamo and Grasshopper connectors to build interoperable workflows between applications and systems to share and receive graphical and metadata. You'll learn the step-by-step process of setting up connectors in Autodesk Forma, Revit, and Rhino. Using the connectors, users will be able to easily create, update, and manage data exchanges between authoring software to share the model geometry and property data. You can use Dynamo and Grasshopper Connector nodes to retrieve available data exchanges, receive and send data exchanges, and convert them to geometries and parameters via the DxData object.

Use of standards for construction project delivery has grown over the last decade, with national and regional mandates, and an increase in Building Information Modelling has led to the development of the ISO19650 set of standards. This session will discuss the development and use of these standards and how they relate to how people are using Autodesk Forma.

The railway industry is changing for the better by using digital ways of working to improve the passenger experience. And Copenhagen Metro is at the forefront of this change, striving to deliver a more sustainable and reliable railway network for the city of Copenhagen. In this session, you'll learn about Copenhagen Metro's digital journey, and how the team are applying change management strategies to overcome resistance and drive successful digital transformation of railway infrastructure projects. We'll explore the common challenges and opportunities that arise when adopting new technologies, and review how to effectively manage change throughout the project lifecycle.

Join us to see how we streamline our engineering processes by seamlessly transferring native data and parts between Revit software and Tekla Structures in real time with Autodesk Data Exchange. You'll learn how data transfer via Data Exchange enables us to incorporate our business rules for component detailing in the engineering phase without data loss. Using Autodesk Forma and the Autodesk Viewer provides visual feedback for intuitive collaboration. Using Data Exchange, we track and modify the status of parts throughout the project lifecycle. It is critical to develop and maintain streamlined and efficient processes without data losses during transfers between project phases. We'll show real-world examples of how to achieve uninterrupted data flows between the design and engineering phases. Take the first steps toward seamless data integration and status tracking in your organization and harness the full potential of native data exchange.

This research presentation will investigate how Mercury Engineering effectively navigated its transition from BIM 360 Classic to BIM 360 Next Gen, and subsequently embraced the Autodesk Forma Platform. The presentation will explore the valuable lessons learned during each stage of the transition, and highlight how Mercury Engineering continued to develop, derive benefits, and deliver high-quality projects throughout this transformative process. Additionally, the study will explore the integration of ISO 19650, a globally recognized standard for information management in the construction industry. By analyzing Mercury Engineering's experiences, this presentation will shed light on the benefits derived from incorporating ISO 19650 alongside the BIM 360 Next Gen and Autodesk Forma implementation, and will showcase the company's ability to optimize project delivery through continuous improvement.

Ramboll is a global engineering, architecture, and consultancy company. Our 16,000 experts create sustainable solutions across buildings, transport, water, environment and health, architecture and landscape, energy, and management consulting. Ramboll produces vast amounts of digital information and relies on terabytes of modeling data, and instant access to information to help create tomorrow's sustainable societies. This case study will look at different methods that Ramboll used to transfer project data across various servers to be hosted in a common data environment (CDE).

Schueco—the German aluminum facade industry giant—is an Autodesk technology and product specific reseller. In this session, Schueco will show—along with customer examples—how the firm is using Autodesk technology in tandem with its own developments to give its franchise-like partners know how and access to Schueco technology. From AutoCAD to Inventor to Autodesk Forma, from desktop to the cloud: design, make, and collaboration.

How can you feel more secure in your choice of technology? Skanska Sweden tried something new in the process of transitioning from BIM 360 to Autodesk Forma. Construction lifecycles are too long for evaluation, so alongside investigations, pretend play, and meetings, Skanska arranged a three-day focused Autodesk Forma Power Pilot together with Autodesk. In this session, Linn Areno from Skanska will join Pontus Bengtson from Autodesk to tell you why they did this and what pros and cons are involved in carrying out a focused Power Pilot. In addition, we'll also talk about how to transform the industry to get back to the concept of pride in craftsmanship when we go from project to product with information at the center.

As a partner to Delta Air Lines, Burns & McDonnell (BMcD) reached for the sky on this unique terminal design. The program began as a renovation of the existing terminals and evolved into the design of a brand-new consolidated terminal, which included four concourses, a head house, a taxi stack, and a parking garage. In this endeavor, BMcD joined forces with the client, the subconsultants, and the construction manager for a true collaboration. BMcD used an array of Autodesk products across the entire program lifecycle, from design through construction, at the heart of which was Autodesk Forma. Autodesk Forma enabled BMcD and 25 subconsultants to work seamlessly and efficiently on a single platform, across multiple office locations, and through a pandemic. Keeping the terminals fully operational continuously through construction was critical. This project was only possible with the entire team engaged in real time on Autodesk Forma. In the end, the ability to collaborate allowed for an efficient and prestigious design deliverable.

This will be a discussion about the impact an owner representative and client advocate—who is also a virtual design and construction (VDC) manager—employed specifically for engagement, collaboration, and leadership can have on a project team. We will discuss and evaluate the implementation of Autodesk Forma and VDC processes for internal engineering in a large manufacturing company. We will explore outcomes for project performance. And we'll look at the real implications for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) teams when there is an active VDC manager acting on behalf of the client needs in context of traditional design and construction project workflows.

Join us to learn about our product strategy and all upcoming initiatives across our platform solutions for Insight and Autodesk AI. In this session we will be gathering feedback around tools within Autodesk Forma like Reports, Data Connector, Dashboards, and Construction IQ as well as learning about new Autodesk AI powered capabilities currently in development. This is a unique opportunity to influence the product roadmap and explore new ideas about the future of our products with our R&D teams.

In this session, we'll explain what machine learning (ML) is, what it's used for, and how it falls into the discipline of artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and computer science. We'll also provide an overview of how ChatGPT works, and what other kinds of ML applications and models you can use to solve problems using data from Autodesk Forma, building information modeling (BIM), or any of our Autodesk services and APIs. This session will benefit everyone who would like to enable their teams to quickly gain insight from historical data, speed up learning, and create a more agile collaboration environment.

In this session, we'll present the latest status of Autodesk Forma APIs. We'll discuss the APIs that have recently been added, and we'll explore what we expect to release in the near future.

How can existing 2D data be reused, verified against the reality, and combined with 3D data in a holistic factory design or integration? With Autodesk Forma, Autodesk offers the possibility to realize this not just for buildings and infrastructure models, but also for new and existing factories, whereby the integration of machines and equipment as well as the use of reality data (point clouds) plays an important role. The objective is to increase the quality of plannings and integrations to a very high level to reduce or completely avoid unforeseen costs, delays or planning errors.

As a building information modeling (BIM) professional, navigating the ever-evolving landscape of standards and technologies is essential. Explore the opportunities offered by the buildingSMART Professional Certification Program, designed to elevate openBIM expertise. In this session, learn how you can enhance your BIM career through the PCERT program. Explore the certification levels available and gain insight into the skills and knowledge areas covered in each level, critical for success in a modern BIM ecosystem. Discover how buildingSMART and Autodesk drive the advancement of open standards and empowerment of BIM professionals. Gain invaluable insights into the certification process, and discover how the program equips the next generation with future-proof skills. This session is tailored for BIM professionals using Autodesk products such as Revit software, Navisworks software, Autodesk Forma, and other BIM tools. Learn how to enhance your proficiency and stand out in a competitive job market through certification.

We've all heard gloomy statistics about the challenge of finding skilled talent in today's market—and civil design and construction are no exception. Couple this with the trending demand for 3–7D model deliverables and ISO compliance that more clients are requiring, and it's no surprise that many firms are asking, "Can we do more with less, sustainably?" To that end, most know of Dynamo and its incredible potential to automate repetitive tasks, saving valuable time and money. And some have at least heard of the relative newcomer, the Standardized Data Tool for Civil 3D software, and its ability to aggregate, manipulate, and analyze project data from multiple drawings through a single spreadsheet. Now it's time to combine these powerful tools in the context of design workflows. In this session, we'll demonstrate three examples of how well these tools complement each other, highlighting the latest Dynamo nodes along the way. By the end, you'll be inspired to start thinking of how you can use both tools at your firm.

This seminar will explain how design and construction information can be collected in a common data environment (CDE) and used effectively for digital information uses (DI Uses). It creates information through a model-driven approach, collaborative production using Autodesk Forma, and information management processes based on ISO 19650. The value and quality of the information is increased when everyone on the project team shares data through the entire process, facilitating decision making by the appointing party and gaining their trust. Shared data is the golden thread and the core of information management. Finally, we'll describe our case study and vision of a data-driven digital Daiwa House, which puts the CDE into practice and proceeds on the basis of the information gained from it.