Showing posts with label AU Sessions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AU Sessions. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 April 2015

Autodesk University Call for Proposals

Call for proposals for Autodesk University will be open on April 22nd, you then have until May 26th to get your proposal in. 

Good Luck!

I know they  literately get thousands of proposals that they have to go through and select the ones they feel best suite their audience. I wont tell you how many times I've submitted (excellent) session proposals to AU with no luck! Finally last year I got in, but only as a co-speaker thanks to my friend Justin James of Reach Consulting. We did a fantastic job last year on Justin's session BM7557 - Real Revit set up and its partnership with a BIM Execution Plan

If your going to submit a proposal here are some key topics AU are looking for are:


·       Building Information Modeling (BIM) (Duh!)
·       3D printing
·       Cloud services
·       Reality computing
·       Fabrication for AEC
·       Advanced manufacturing techniques
Theyre also looking for classes that focus on Autodesk software like Fusion 360, Revit, BIM 360, 3ds Max, Maya, AutoCAD products, and the range of other Autodesk products that support industries from infrastructure to entertainment. Check out last year's classes to get an idea of what type of sessions they're looking for.

Good luck!

Hope to see you at AU 2015!

Sc

Wednesday, 19 November 2014

AU Session not to be missed: Real Revit set up and its partnership with a BIM Execution Plan

This should be a great presentation with some valuable information...!

Class ID:      BM7557

Description:      
Do you need to set up a workflow for the introduction of full BIM use on a project? Have your teams been struggling with adoption? Let us share our expertise with you as we take a broader look at what works and what doesn't from execution plans, down to simple file management. Regardless of your experience as a BIM manager on a project - you are certain to pick up valuable tips on true production Revit and the development/real-world use of an Execution Plan.
    
Justin James, REACH-Consulting Ltd., Founder and President - Primary Speaker
Scott Chatterton, CEI Architecture, BIM/Quality Control Manager - Co-Speaker

Primary Track:                   
Business Management

Target Audience:
Any member of a project team looking to increase their communication, to in turn streamline workflows creating efficiencies.

Level of Expertise:          All Levels
·    Learning Objective 1:     Collaboration in a true BIM sense
·    Learning Objective 2:     Integrated Project team set up
·    Learning Objective 3:     The real use of a Project Execution Plan
·    Learning Objective 4:     Communication tips for BIM Managers - get your team on your side.

Primary Autodesk Software:      
Revit for Construction

Target Occupation/Profession(s):

Construction Manager, Government/Administration Professional, Production and Operations Manager, Structural Engineer/Technician, Business Executives/Corporate Managers

Monday, 3 November 2014

AU 2014 session not to be missed

I have been asked to co-present a session at AU this year. 

Woo hoo, finally I get to present at AU... even if it means I have to get in through the back door!

I wont go on and on about how many times I have submitted sessions to AU... it's a lot.... I'm proud to have been asked by Justin James of Reach Consulting to co-present with him, it means a lot to me just to be asked!

Justin and I have presented and taught together in the past on the subject of BIM, we are both passionate about the subject which comes across during our presentations (I think JJ may in fact be better at presenting than I am, but dont tell him I said that!).  

Autodesk University 2014, December 2-4 Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas.


BM7557 - Real Revit set up and its partnership with a BIM Execution Plan

Do you need to set up a workflow for the introduction of full BIM use on a project? Have your teams been struggling with adoption? Let us share our expertise with you as we take a broader look at what works and what doesn't from execution plans, down to simple file management. Regardless of your experience as a BIM manager on a project - you are certain to pick up valuable tips on true production Revit and the development/real-world use of an Execution Plan.

Check out the session and sign-up, it's sure to be an entertaining and informative session.
I'm going!

Sc