Complicated three-tier set of Design & Creation suites is replaced by a single set of primary products for each industry Autodesk serves.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Autodesk has announced the immediate availability of three Industry Collections, offering a convenient and flexible new way to subscribe to a wide selection of the most essential Autodesk software by industry.
“Autodesk has transitioned fully to a subscription business, and our subscribers expect value, flexibility and easy access to our software,” said Autodesk SVP Andrew Anagnost. “Industry collections offer the freedom to access the products you want, when you want them.”
Subscriptions to the following three new industry collections are now available:
- Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection – A comprehensive BIM package for building, civil infrastructure, and construction. The primary products include Revit, AutoCAD and AutoCAD Civil 3D.
- Product Design Collection – One essential package of design and engineering tools for product and factory design. The primary products include Inventor Professional, AutoCAD and Navisworks Manage as well as the latest in cloud-based design tools, Fusion 360.
- Media & Entertainment Collection – A complete 3D animation toolset for visual effects artists and game developers. The primary products include Maya and 3ds Max along with MotionBuilder, Mudbox, Character Generator, Rendering in A360, ReCap 360 Pro, and 25GB of cloud storage. This collection is available for $2,040 per year for a single user, with multi-user access and monthly, quarterly, and multi-year subscription options also available.
Industry collections provide continuous access to the latest software releases and enhancements and flexible term lengths, as well as access to more cloud services, technical support and administrative tools. To complement collections and address more specialized needs, customers can subscribe to individual products or cloud services, such as simulation or data management tools. With the introduction of industry collections, Autodesk will no longer sell Design & Creation suites; however, customers on subscription and maintenance plans for suites will continue to receive updates.
Autodesk industry collections are available globally via a subscription. Customers can choose from monthly, quarterly, or annual lengths when they purchase a subscription via their local reseller or direct from Autodesk. Additionally, customers can choose to subscribe to collections with single-user access (individual) or multi-user access (shared).
Source: Autodesk
Formerly Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network, Jennifer Wolfe has worked in the Media & Entertainment industry as a writer and PR professional since 2003.
