Connected Data Part 1: Change Management

This session is for designers, engineers, and extended product design & manufacturing teams who want to improve their productivity and collaboration with the Autodesk Vault and Fusion 360 Manage software by learning streamlined workflows, extended capabilities & integrations, and more. This is Part 1 of a 3-part Connected Data series; Parts 2 and 3 are optional, but highly recommended to get the most out of your Connected Data workflows.

Challenges we’ll address:

• Product approval workflows are manual or spread across many systems

• Poor communication and collaboration

• Poorly documented changes

• Teams in the office, on the shop floor, or out in the field working with different data & versions

Session Outcomes:

• Adopt effective cross-platform workflows that keep all teams working with the same data to save time, maintain data accuracy, and avoid costly mistakes

• More efficiently revise and release designs

• Automate your processes to complete projects quickly & efficiently

• Enable collaboration across the entire organization

Autodesk PDM and PLM solutions help organizations better organize design data, enhance documentation management, and streamline revision processes of their product data. Change management workflows help departments efficiently automate and document revisions for enterprise-wide visibility and traceability.

In Part 1 of this 3 Part Connected Data Series, you’ll learn everything you need to know about Change management Processes in the Autodesk Vault and Fusion 360 Manage applications, so you can standardize engineering change requests and change orders and keep them fully traceable in a centralized system.

This session will give you a full understanding of the potential and power of a connected Vault and Fusion 360 Manage workflow so you can take control of change and improve the quality of your products.

Key Topics:

• Vault Lifecycles

• The Vault ECO process

• Fusion 360 manage workflows

• How the integration between Vault and Fusion completes the process