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A Review On Autodesk
Sravan kumar. M
T21-100
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An Unmatched Product Portfolio
Autodesk and AutoCAD® software changed the world of design by
automating drafting more than 30 years ago.
Today, the Autodesk portfolio offers a depth and breadth that no
competitor can match, serving a wide range of industries and addressing
all phases of the design process.
Image created in Autodesk ® 3ds Max® software

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Some of products….
 AutoCAD
 AutoCAD Raster Design
 AutoCAD Electrical
 AutoCAD Mechanical
 Autodesk 3ds MAX
 Autodesk Simulation Multiphysics
 Autodesk Alias Automotive
 Autodesk Revit Architecture
 Autodesk Inventor Professional
 Autodesk MAYA
 Autodesk Simulation CFD
 Autodesk BIM

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AutoCAD WS
 Stay connected to your designs on the web or from your mobile
device.
 Access designs directly from the AutoCAD 2012 user interface.

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A Brief Story About Its Origins….
 John walker starts with a software company in 1970’s named as
marine chip systems…
 worked for 10 years and to face the challenge from giants over that
time like IBM,NEC, Xerox etc entered into a different portfolio of
software industry
 And entered into CAD/CAM industry in 1980’s
 worked on CAD software for 2 years
 And no one reached its position now…..

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A Brief Look Into Timeline….
 1982- Autodesk Starts Its Journey As A Software Company
In US By John Walker With A Team Of 15 Members
 Some Cool Milestones:
 December,1982 - AutoCAD 1.0 is released
 February 1, 1983- starts its sales
 1984 – First Fiscal Year Revenues Went Over 1 Million It’s
The Real Party Time For All Autodeskers At That Time
1985 – Autodesk Goes Public (ADSK)
2005 – ADSK Scores An Academy Award
2006 – Carl Bass Named President And CEO
2007 – Autodesk Now Reports 8 Million Licensed Users
Worldwide
 2012- ADSK Scores 17 Academy Award Nominations
Continuously

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The Igniters….
The board in its turn confirmed the corporate officers on January
8, 1983:
 John Walker President
 Daniel Drake Vice President, Secretary
 Keith B. Marcelius Treasurer, Assistant Secretary
 Robert R. Tufts Assistant Secretary
 Roxie Walker Assistant Treasurer

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 John Walker presented the first financial report. As of January
30,1983 one year after the first organizational meeting, the
company had a positive cash flow. (In $)
 Bank account: 7,966
 Capital Preservation Fund 17,987
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 Liquid assets 25,953
 Receivables 7,734
 ------------------------------------------
 Total short-term assets 33,687
 Liabilities & committed exp. (1,500)
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 Net 32,000+
 Expenditures in 1982 amounted to $44,493, broken down as
follows: hardware 48%; shows 22%; legal expenses 14%; printing
7%; stock repurchase 5%; others 4%.

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A Glance Into Income Statements Of Last 3
Years

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Stock Exchange Details
 Listed In NASDAQ Stock exchange
 listed as Autodesk, Inc. ADSK
 Current share price $32.7 0.82(2.56%) 2:21PM EST

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Reason for bullish nature of stock
 Obama Infrastructure plan could boost demand in US market
 Autodesk Inc. (ADSK): Today's Featured Computer Software
& Services Laggard
 Autodesk Acquiers Qontext Social Collaboration Platform
 Autodesk Acquires HSMWorks Technology

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Nominations for ACADemy
awards
Best Visual Effects
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s
Chest
 used the Autodesk Inferno system for
visual effects
 Poseidon
used Maya to create 140 shots for the
Best Visual Effects ACADemy Award-
nominated film Poseidon
Best Animated Feature Film
Happy Feet
Australia-based Animal Logic relied on
Maya to complete approximately 800
shots for the ACADemy Award-winning
animated feature film Happy Feet.

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The Leader in Manufacturing
 Installed base of 2.8 million mechanical users worldwide
 One simple, integrated solution
 Growing Faster Than Peers
3 year CAGR based on public revenue data
for most recent fiscal years as of 1/31/2009.

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Autodesk #2 in Overall Market Revenues Autodesk #1 in design focused MCAD
CIMData PLM Market Analysis
August 2009
More companies place their trust in Autodesk design
software, for product development, than any other provider

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SMALLMEDIUMLARGE
>$2B Revenue < $2B Revenue < $100M Revenue
Supporting customers of all sizes

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Competitors
 Adobe Systems Incorporated
 Parametric Technology Corporation
 Dassault Systems
 Bentley Systems

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Industry Challenges
Automotive & Transportation
 Cost Reduction
 Maintenance Repair and Overhaul
 Collaboration
 Product Innovation
 Manufacturing Agility
 Aesthetically Appealing Design
Images courtesy of: Armstrong White, Autoliv

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Cost of Broken Processes
MANUFACTURINGCONCEPTUAL DESIGN ENGINEERING

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Digital Prototyping
Digital Prototyping
enables users to
design, visualize and
simulate their
products and
processes digitally.
Images courtesy of SPARC, Techman-Head, VZLU

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Processes
Sales Engineering Simulation
Tooling
Electrical
Sketching
Maintenance
Surfacing Data ManagementVisualization
Mechanical
ManufacturingDocumentation
Images courtesy of Bombardier Inc., VZLU, Wipaire Inc., Beijing Qinyung Hi-Tech, Techman-Head, SPARC, and Gemcor

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Industrial
Design
Engineering
ManufacturingVisualization
Simulation
Capabilities
Images courtesy of SPARC, GEMCOR, VZLU

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The Net Result

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“Autodesk is
uniquely positioned
for large multimillion-
dollar customers and
also for small
manufacturers
seeking to achieve
affordable
innovation.”
-Sanjeev Pal
“Digital Prototyping allows
engineers to review
and test every detail of a
machine’s design.”
Robert Brooks
“Autodesk’s bigger contribution to the U.S.
economy…is in helping manufacturers scattered
across the Rust Belt compete against
foreign rivals.” Dean Foust
“Digital Prototyping and a
focus on sustainability define
Autodesk’s 2010 line.” Jill Jusko

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Digital Prototyping is absolutely critical because it allows us to bring a
single digital model through every phase of design and development
through to manufacturing and marketing.
Richard Schulz
Managing Director
ADEPT Airmotive
How is Autodesk Different?
 Attainable

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Autodesk understands innovation and delivers both products and
services in a flexible solution that supports our innovation and market
growth strategies on a global scale.
Craig Maxwell
VP Technology and Innovation
Parker Hannifin
 Attainable
 Scalable
How is Autodesk Different?

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We probably decreased the overall development cycle by 50 percent by
using Autodesk Inventor software, which allowed us to deliver a mobile
electronic flightdeck solution to our customers in less time.
Hemant Mistry,
President,
Jayco Panel
 Attainable
 Scalable
 Cost-effective
How is Autodesk Different?

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Autodesk ed community
 www.autodesk.com/edcommunity
 Worlds largest community for students educators of design

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Current Autodesk interactive workshops From
Student community
 Alias Education Curriculum
 Autodesk BIM Workshop
 Autodesk Digital STEAM Workshop
 Autodesk Simulation Workshop
 Autodesk Sustainability Workshop
 Built by Design
 All these workshops are to make a interface between student and
Autodesk

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URBEE: the whole system thinking of energy
efficient car
 a fuel efficient vehicle that achieves around 150 miles per
gallon, weighs only 1,200 pounds
 Developer: Jim Kore And Team From Stanford University,U.S
 Software used: Autodesk inventor
 First prototype of Urbee launched at TED X Conference

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Bio arch: a desert architecture inspired by
desert snail
 Project Title: BioArch
Designers: Elnaz Amiri, Hesam Andalib, Roza Atarod, and M-
amin Mohamadi from the Art Institute of Isfahan
in Iran
Date: February 2012
Autodesk Software Used: Autodesk® Ecotect Analysis
 The team’s goal was to reduce energy use in a building designed
for Iran’s harsh desert climate. The team needed to use passive
design strategies to protect building occupants from intense
sunlight and provide both moisture and ventilation.

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Some more considerable projects are:
 Eco fridge
 Efficient and Responsible Stove Design(Biolite)
 Bloom laptop for disassembly and recycle
 Health and Wellness Center (India BIM 2011)
 Project Title: Health and Wellness Center
 Designer: Aaron Mendoca, Anutosh Kanoria, Sagar
Praveen, and Kaustubh Khare (IIT Kharagpur)
 Date: November 2011
 Autodesk Software Used: Vasari, Revit Architecture, Ecotect

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Thank you
To Be
Continued…

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