Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection

Integrated BIM tools for building design, civil infrastructure, and construction

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9.0/10 (Expert Score) ★★★★★
Product is rated as #27 in category 3D Modeling Software
Ease of use
8.2
Support
9.0
Ease of Setup
0.0

Integrated BIM tools for building design, civil infrastructure, and construction.

Get access to a set of integrated tools that equip you to meet any project challenge – now and in the future. Use powerful BIM and CAD workflows enabled by a comprehensive set of software and services to deliver your best work and stay competitive.

Why a collection?

– Be ready for anything with a full set of BIM tools
Get an essential set of tools, including Revit and AutoCAD, at a great price. And with access to over a dozen more tools, you can try new workflows or projects.

– Easier software and license management
Eliminate the headache of managing multiple product licenses. Get insights on product use. Easily download, install, and use as many products within the collection as you want, whenever you like.

– Access the latest and previous releases
Ensure software compatibility with all team members by accessing previous versions when you need them. Stay current with the latest releases. Deploy updates whenever you want.

– Choose access for individuals or teams
Choose between subscriptions that provide single-user access for an individual or give teams permission to share licenses with multi-user access.

Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection
Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection

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Customer Reviews

Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection Reviews

Steve R.

Advanced user of Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection
★★★★★
The Whole Package!!!

What do you like best?

After being in the Reseller channel many years ago, the main thing that the AEC Collection Solves is having access to all platforms without a huge overhead. This is pivotal for those clients that execute every aspect of a project but maybe only need a certain software 5% of the time. Clients were more inclined to not utilize certain tools because their frequency of use did not match the cost that was associated. This allows them to confidently access many tools in their toolkit while optimizing overhead costs.

What do you dislike?

One of the downsides that I see to the AEC collection is that the Installations are still very large. This poses issues to those that are utilizing a number of the tools in the collection as it put a strain on the hardware requirements. Having more flexibility to virtualize the software and licenses would be beneficial.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

If you are able to, evaluate what products are going to be used by each user or user group and optimize how you package your deployments from there. This will help the IT team immensely when a new hire is brought on board so that they are operational right out of the gate instead of waiting for the installs to happen. Also, you want to make sure that the users have access to the updates on a regular basis so that they are in line with the other team members and using the same build of the software.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

The main problem that we are able to solve is being able to give access to a large toolkit for the teams to leverage in all aspects of the project. This allows us to train and execute more work internally which increases efficiency and productivity. Standardizing the platform that we are using as well instill in us confidence that we are going to see minimal to no information loss when passing files back and forth between all members of the team.

Review source: G2.com

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