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Forge Road Map -part (1/2)

09.12.20 10:10 AM By Radwa

Forge Road Map -part (1/2)

Description

Are you building apps on the Forge platform today? Are you using Forge as part of your Digital Transformation strategy – or helping your customers transform their business? Do you want to learn more about what the Forge Team has been working on over the past year? New Design Automation Engines including Revit, Inventor and 3ds max,, new BIM 360 APIs including Cost and Model Coordination (aka clash detection), order of magnitude increase in size and performance of models you can view, and more. Join us to learn about what's new with Forge APIs and what's coming in the next generation of the Forge platform. Get the insights you need to confidently create your application development plans.

Key Learnings

  • Learn about what the Forge Platform Team is working on for the future
  • Learn about new Forge APIs
  • Learn about the Forge platform strategy
  • Learn how Forge is helping customers turn their Digital Transformation strategy into reality

Speakers

Stephen has worked with Forge since before it was called Forge. Formerly manager of the global Forge developer support and evangelist team, he is now responsible for Forge business strategy - which includes pricing and launching new Forge APIs. Stephen recently relocated from the SF Bay Area to Portland, Oregon; where he spends way too much time installing smart home components in his new house.

With more than 30 years of engineering and design experience, Jim Quanci has spent the last 25 years developing relationships for Autodesk with technology partners around the world. He oversees a global network of 4000+ software partners – ISVs, Consultants, and Autodesk customers - who customize, complement and extend Autodesk Cloud, Mobile and Desktop technologies. He is currently leading creation of a new cloud based ecosystem of partners leveraging Autodesk’s Forge web services Platform.

Cyrille Fauvel got his first computer when he was 12 years old, and as he had no money left to buy software, he started writing code in assembly code. A few years later, he wrote code in Basic, Pascal, C, C++, and so on, and he’s still doing that. He’s been with Autodesk, Inc., since 1993, joining the company to work on AutoCAD software originally. He’s passionate about technology and computers. At Autodesk he’s worked in various roles, from the design side to manufacturing and finally to games and films. He is now an evangelist for the Forge API application programming interface and web services, and he has a desire to deliver the most effective creative solutions to partners using these APIs and web services.

Radwa

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