I had an enriching experience at the Autodesk University conference, where I co-spoke with Schneider Electric’s Product Manager, Nicole Boucher on Advanced Electrical Design for Autodesk Revit. The session drew an impressive turnout, especially considering we were scheduled for the almost-last time slot of the conference (last day 3:30pm).
Grateful for everyone who attended the session. Meeting expectations is always a challenge, especially when gauging the audience’s experience with Revit software and electrical design. The dynamic of presenting adds an extra layer to the challenge, yet it’s a rewarding journey
I am eagerly anticipating the software team’s roadmap developments, I’m excited about our ongoing collaboration and committed to being a catalyst for positive change in the industry. The topic of AU this year was be a changemaker!
Autodesk University is not just about sessions; it’s a valuable opportunity to network with both new and old friends in the industry. Building connections enhances the overall experience and fosters a sense of community within the Autodesk ecosystem.
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