ADT4 Informations

[Carl]

Informations obtenues sur une News Américaine :

Il en resort que ADT4 sera une version plus aboutie, plus "adulte" que la version précedente.

 

Article :

 

"I am in agreement with Richard and Rob Starz concerning the future of Autodesk Architectural Desktop.

At AU, I was able to participate in a very small group discussion (12

non-Autodesk employees and 12 Autodesk employees) in which Phil Bernstein

and major Autodesk Architectural Desktop management also participated. We had some very good

discussions and I came out of the meeting very comfortable with the

direction things are going.

I feel that we can continue to utilize our 135 licenses of Autodesk Architectural Desktop for quite

some time and continue to get more releases of Autodesk Architectural Desktop. While I believe Revit

is in our future, the timetable for migration will be more up to me than I

had originally thought before going to AU. I can wait for Revit to catch up

with Autodesk Architectural Desktop in various areas of capabilities, as well as wait for them to get

the data migration issues worked out.

I know that Rob Starz is very well connected with people inside Autodesk and

very familiar with what is in the works for future releases of Autodesk Architectural Desktop. Richard

also is very involved. I guess I'm saying here that Rob and Richard are "in

the loop" and that people shouldn't blow off their comments. No one really

knows what the future holds (even Carol Bartz and Phil Bernstein). I do

believe that the CAD user base can impact that future by how it uses the

software provided and by what it purchases.

 

Keep your eyes out for ADT4. Phil Bernstein used the illustration of ADT3

being a teenager and ADT4 being an adult."

 

Infos de dernières minutes:

- IFC 2.0 disponible en version Béta

- IFC est reconnue comme faisant partie des normes ISO.

 

[GraphiquementVotre]

bon, il reste plus qu'une histoire de cout du nouvel Autodesk Architectural Desktop... certanement pas donné.

[Bilbeau]

Bon, mais vous le connaissez déjà ce produit, non?