What could be better than being a member of AUGI to network, build knowledge and skills, and have a reliable place to ask your hardest questions?  How about an organized a methodical way to take your ideas for improving the programs you work with every day (ie. AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Revit, and Inventor) and present them to Autodesk.  This symbiotic relationship between AUGI and Autodesk works great wonders for us users, because we get a few chances every year to take the best ideas we as a community have and …

Autodesk Users Group International (augi.com) has released a special edition of their monthly “HotNews” covering the the ins and outs of how the AUGI Wish List is developed, how it works, and what the benefits are of it. AUGI is also including the official results of all four wish lists (AutoCAD, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Revit Architecture, and Inventor). You can find all of these articles at the AUGI HotNews page. If you haven’t registered with AUGI before, it is free and you can do so here.