Resource Center - Autodesk Blogs, Videos, Whitepapers | IMAGINiT
Welcome to our Hub
When EnSiteUSA needs a quick answer about Civil 3D they turn to IMAGINiT's Priority Support team. Learn more.
See how progressive Canadian general contractor, Chandos uses the latest technologies, including 3D design, engineering, and construction software from Autodesk.
See how H&M utilized ProductivityNOW for training of new employees, and engineers with years of experience to help with specific challenges.
Secure-Rite was looking to upgrade their 3D design software used to design custom buildings out of the shipping containers.
"We engaged IMAGINiT for training in Inventor Nastran. IMAGINiT customized the course with workflows specific to Lee Specialties’ processes, so users left the training ready to work on projects."
Learn how Advanced Process Systems moved from AutoCAD LT to Inventor and Plant 3D with support and training from IMAGINiT.
Dvele decided to make the move from its 2D CAD program to Autodesk Revit 3D software. Revit offered all the same functionality their team needed with more intelligence.
ICT makes the move to Autodesk Vault and Inventor, reducing design cycle times, eliminating tedious tasks, and providing their team an extensive library of standard designs.
See how Handling Systems & Conveyors leveraged Autodesk FeatureCAM to automate processes, make parts more quickly and reduce rework, leading to consistent results and increased profits.
When launching Microsoft Teams in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rand evaluated multiple options to train their 400+ workforce.
Having trusted IMAGINiT with their Autodesk business for years, Integra reached out to IMAGINiT to discuss training options, including ProductivityNOW. Learn why they chose this solution.
Foremost’s drafting and engineering staff are natural problem solvers. They dive into challenges. With IMAGINiT's help they made a successful transition to 3D software.
EastPoint chose to test the BLK360 by scanning a newly constructed recycling treatment plant they had designed.
The number of different tools, the fast pace of technology advancements, and CBCL's large number of complex projects meant they needed to find an efficient way to give users the training they needed.
The company made the decision to move to Vault and Inventor because of the cohesiveness with their existing AutoCAD dependencies.
Due to an increase in market demand, ADS reviewed their current processes to identify ways to improve turnaround times to customers.
