What I think Autodesk needs to do for the industry and certifications

Autodesk is getting into the training and support business. And they have a unique position being tied into so many platforms they could do a great deal of  good to conforming data for the AEC industry which enhancing their BIM 360 Platform.

Focusing on Autodesk software and how to manage small parts of BIG data in corresponding software effectively and having teams establishing the Autodesk standard for integration, monitoring through the BIM 360 platform and other data. Requiring x number of modules to be a User of the software, or a professional in the software then a manager of x number of platforms. Use data on firms and how they operate to take hints as to which modules are pertinent to greater and greater certifications. Publish this data as open-source data (anonymized for those not willing to have the data tied to them)

Using the US as an example - use the NCS for view/data management in AutoCAD and Revit so those data platforms remain compatible as AutoCAD is phased out. For the AEC- Build data management platforms into Revit, AutoCAD, Infraworks, Whatever is replacing Civil 3D, etc and the corresponding data management and monitoring data across aggregators into BIM 360. This should set targets in Quantum using ML and AI to tease the data out from stages in projects to begin creating an actual measure


Create an "Autodesk certification" based on accepted modules like the Microsoft MCSE certification. This should include training (Which Autodesk is breaking into) and an acceptable number of modules from sub areas... Like building up characters along skill paths in games.

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