You've got the software, you've been to the training, but you want to learn more, you want to bounce ideas off others, and you have no one inside your company to speak to about them. This is where User Groups come in, we have hundreds of users of our different technologies starting and participating in groups across the globe providing networking opportunities, chances to learn about workflows, tips, 3rd party plugins and new features run by some of our most knowledgeable users. We have set up the BIM in Construction User Group page to list as many worldwide user groups and communities as possible to allow you to easily find someone in your area to talk to. There's a range of ways to interact with other users, from forums and discussion groups, to monthly or bi-monthly phone-calls and webcasts, to live meet-ups.
Links
- Autodesk BIM for Infrastructure - Transportation
Autodesk Links
- The Road Ahead
A video explaining the use of Civil 3D in the roads and highways industry with a UK focus - From the Ground Up YouTube Channel
- AEC Area
Autodesk Northern Europe local website to showcase our products and also a online Navisworks experience - BIM for Infrastructure
- AEC On Demand
Live and On Demand webinars for the AEC Autodesk products, produced by the Northern Europe Autodesk technical team
Autodesk Blogs
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In support of Jacks idea, see;
Linkedin Navisworks group
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=148719&trk=myg_ugrp_ovr
Linkedin London Navisworksgroup
http://www.linkedin.com/groups/London-Navisworks-User-Group-4375518?trk=myg_ugrp_ovr
Posted by: Just_Super | May 30, 2012 at 04:20 PM