The new Industry Collections will not be subdivided into Standard, Premium, and Ultimate, according to Autodesk PR dpt. Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) Collection.
Evaluating the different configurations could be quite a dizzying task.īeginning August, Autodesk intends to distill its bundles into three:
For example, Building Design Suite for architecture, construction, and engineering (AEC) Product Design Suite for mechanical design and manufacturing Entertainment Creation Suite for animators and digital artists Factory Design Suite for factory designers Plant Design Suite for plant managers and so on.Įach suite is also subdivided into Standard, Premium, and Ultimate editions, with advanced features and capabilities relegated to the higher end. In addition to its popular individual software titles (AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, and Autodesk Revit, to name but a few), Autodesk also sells bundles, called suites, targeting specific industries. If you wish to purchase more Design & Creation Suites before August​ 1​, 2016​, we encourage you to subscribe now and rest assured that we will provide you with a simple way to switch to an industry collection in the future. To make way for industry collections, we will end the sale of new Design & Creation Suite subscriptions and perpetual licenses after July​ 31​, 2016​. They will offer immediate access to new technology, cloud services, and several licensing options. Industry collections will provide you access to a wide selection of the essential Autodesk software for your profession. On​ August​ 1​, 2016​, we will introduce Autodesk industry collections and end the sale of Autodesk Design & Creation Suites. This week, Autodesk began issuing a notice to its customers. Autodesk gets ready to replace suites with Industry Collections.
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