Tell Us More About How Your teams Use Autodesk Products!
Hi everyone,
We are eager to learn how the teams involved in managing different stages of the product lifecycle are utilizing Autodesk products in their daily workflows. If you or your teams are using any Autodesk software, we'd love to hear from you!
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- Which Autodesk products are you using? (AutoCAD, Fusion 360, Inventor, etc.)
- Which teams in your organization are using these tools ? (e.g., Design, Engineering, Manufacturing)
- How have these tools integrated into your projects and workflows?
- Do you see benefits in connecting Wrike and Autodesk products?
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Director of Product (Core Experience and Mobile)
Anna Grigoryan Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
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It's really good to hear Wrike is engaging with Autodesk. Regarding your queries:
We use Revit and Forma for Architecture;
Revit is our main production tool for architecture project development and documentation;
There could be a lot of benefits by connecting Wrike and Revit.
What we would like to see:
A way to link a task to a specific Revit element and to raise 'issues' (problems) in Wrike linked to a specific. To do this, you could have a wrike plug-in in revit, or better, you could visualize the revit model and drawings from wrike. This sort of functionality should work from a phone or tablet so you can do this on site visits. One can raise an issue directly to a revit element and add photos and comments;
Link the Gantt chart to Revit elements to phase a construction;
Have 'punch lists'.
Just some ideas. I hope this helps and maybe if Wrike make the above work, we'll come back on a subscription!
Appreciate your detailed feedback Rui Dias, thanks a lot for sharing 🤗
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No Autodesk software but, how about Solidworks? My team uses solidwoks, Solidworks PDM and edrawings.
Our engineers use Solidworks and Solidworks PDM as well
Using Autodesk Inventor / ACAD + Vault Pro. and Wrike Business.
The question is where to store your non-CAD files like Word, Excel and PDF that you have in a project, in Wrike or Vault. I think the security is better in Vault (You also have a local copy stored in a structure where you can find it if you don't use Vault anymore, you don't have that with Wrike). But having it as an automatic PDF copy right where you work on the task in Wrike won't be a bad thing.
Thanks for the responses! We would be interested to learn more about Solidowrks and other use cases, would you mind please to fill out this survey so we can have the contact info and more about use case and we will connect for the follow up interview.
Thank you!
Anna Grigoryan Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
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