This is your chance to have a direct dialog with a panel of Vault product managers and engineering managers. This session will focus on the strategy and vision that drives Vault Professional software. The hosted panel will give you some insight into the "why” and "what” of the functionality that makes it into Vault. You'll hear responses from the panel, as well as get the chance to ask Vault product managers direct questions.

This class will be an overview of Vault products, and what they can do for your company. We will talk about the features of the different products, and help you figure out the right questions to ask when deciding if Vault is right for you.

Do you know what Vault software is? Do you know what Vault software is really for? Do you know why you should use it? This class will answer those questions. Come and join us as we give an introduction to the Vault software products. We'll start with a quick overview of the products and then progress into what they are and why you should use them. Knowing why you use the features can be just as important as the way that you use them. If you are anything but a "power user" of Vault software, this class is for you.

We annually enhance the Vault product with new features. This session is designed to unveil these features and explore their applications. Following the introduction to the latest additions, we'll explore the Vault road map, and discuss how you can contribute to shaping its future.

Do you know what Vault software is? Do you know what Vault software is really for? Do you know why you should use it? This class will answer those questions. Come and join us as we give an introduction to the Vault software products. We'll start with a quick overview of the products and then progress into what they are and why you should use them. Knowing why you use the features can be just as important as the way that you use them. If you are anything but a "power user" of Vault software, this class is for you.

Every year, we add new features to the Vault product. This class is to not only introduce those features but also discuss how to use them. After learning about the new features, we will discuss the Vault roadmap and how you can help drive the future of Vault.

Preview of Autodesk Vault functionality. This lecture will be covering planned functionality for the Autodesk Vault product line. Notes: This class is a preview of planned functionality and will require a Non-Disclosure Agreement be signed in order to attend. Because this class is a preview of planned functionality the detailed content cannot be listed in the class description.

All great products start with an idea. See how Vault PLM software can help you get your latest product innovations to market on time and on budget.

Now that you have purchased one of the Vault products, you need to get the environment set up for you and your users. This class will look at what to do once the Vault Server has been installed. We will discuss topics such as creating users and groups, setting up permissions and security, establishing projects and working folders, and getting your CAD content into the Vault itself.

Ever wondered why Vault software works the way it does? Ever had a question about a specific workflow or piece of functionality? Now is your chance to interact with a senior developer on the Vault product. Ask them about any aspect of Vault and learn the reasons for the current functionality. Take the opportunity to interact directly with the people who make Vault work and evolve. This will be an open conversation on the hows and whys of Vault workflows and technical details.

Vault product data management (PDM) software enables users to control and manage their design data from concept right through to design and manufacture. Within a regulated industry there are several key steps and systems, along with collaboration with other departments, to adhere to before the final phase, implementation of a project, or product delivery. This class will delve into best approaches and practices of Vault implementation and configuration, as well as industry standards and integration with other systems and departments.

Vault product data management (PDM) software helps designers and engineers better organize design data, enhance documentation management, and streamline revision processes of their product data. Product data is not exclusively used by development teams, but should also be available outside the engineering department. On the other hand, the engineers require data from upstream processes such as sales orders and specifications. And that's where a product lifecycle management (PLM) system like Fusion Lifecycle software comes into the play. Fusion Lifecycle serves as a companywide information source for activities before, during, and after development actions, supported by automated processes. In this class, we will have a look at how both worlds (PDM and PLM) can be tied together to streamline the workflows throughout the whole product development cycle.

At Autodesk University 2013 you learned that right under your fingertips, already installed on your machines, lies Vault software functionality that can have a drastic impact on the way you work (view the original course). We taught you how to increase productivity, reduce employee stress, and maximize output by learning about functionality that exists in our products today. We scratched the surface, but there is so much more to explore. In the sequel we'll uncover functionality that we didn't have time to cover in the first class, and we'll dive into more of the functionality of Vault Workgroup software and Vault Professional software. This lecture will feature real-world demonstrations of the content. It is time to use the Vault software product to its full potential.

There have been many updates and changes to the Vault software product line in recent releases. Come and learn how to best use those changes to your advantage.

In this class, you'll learn how to quickly troubleshoot Vault data management software and minimize downtime. Learn troubleshooting techniques targeted to the Vault environment that will help Vault administrators resolve the most common Vault issues. Based on real-world product-support experience, these practices and techniques will empower Vault administrators to optimize and successfully maintain the Vault ecosystem.

Learn how you can capitalize on your bill of material information and other critical product data from Vault software into your ERP system. We will be considering possibilities for integration.

This lecture will cover planned functionality for Vault product data management software. First, we aim to deliver a great, modern, context-sensitive user experience, which means we are making sure every persona/role within the company gets the right set of capabilities and the right technology. Our investments focus on perfecting and modernizing the experience. Secondly, we aim to enable you to connect to your data anywhere, everywhere by increasing data accessibility. Finally, we will reveal useful insights so you can improve your decision-making process by relying on the managed data.

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.

iLogic is by far the most used application within Inventor software. Vault software is the most used product data management (PDM) system for Inventor. This class elaborates on how both can collaborate by connecting to each other. Attending this class, you will discover the answer to these four questions: What can you achieve for iLogic rule execution if your rule connects to Vault? How can you achieve the iLogic-Vault connection without knowing the Vault API? What can you achieve for Vault Job Processor if your Job connects to iLogic? How can you capitalize on iLogic rules while running custom jobs?

Vault software offers many different add-ins to let you interface with many of the Autodesk offerings. So how does Vault work with some of the different CAD products? What do you need to know to utilize Vault with these products? How do they differ from each other? Learn how to configure and manage multiple CAD products with Vault. Get the tools you need to expand your Vault functionality. This class will discuss general best practices for Vault add-ins, and dive more deeply into AutoCAD Electrical software, AutoCAD Plant 3D software, and Revit software. We’ll also touch on some basics to interface with BIM 360 software and Fusion Team. Get tips and tricks, and learn some possible pitfalls and limitations. We’ll cover what’s different, what’s the same, what you need to know for each of the covered products, and what does or doesn’t function as expected in Vault software.