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Posted by Autodesk—Autodesk Developer Network is an ever-growing community of third-party product experts and programmers who customize Autodesk software through APIs, or application programming interfaces. Autodesk continually rolls out and updates APIs to help developers link new solutions to products, improving everything from workflow traffic jams to interoperability between Autodesk software and other vendors.

“We’ve always looked for ways to give our customers the freedom, choice, and flexibility to make our products work for them,” said Jim Quanci, senior director of the Autodesk Developer Network. “But we can’t do it alone. We need partners to fulfill the specialized needs of our customers. You can’t buy digital transformation in a box.”

Autodesk partners range from moonlighters to full-service software consultants like AMC Bridge, which created the popular CADtoEarth for Autodesk Revit app. CADtoEarth allows you to import 3D topography from Cesium, an open platform, into Revit and place your building model directly in its unique environment. You can then convert your model into a 3D PDF so anyone with an internet connection can view it. The AEC app generates tens of thousands of free downloads every year, but AMC Bridge primarily uses the app store to test the market and reach new customers who need bespoke solutions.

“Every enterprise is unique,” said Igor Tsinman, president of AMC Bridge. “When people are buying off-the-shelf software and basic functionality, it serves about 80% of their needs. That’s where we come in, to serve the other 20%.”

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AMC Bridge Webinars

Industry experts share their knowledge, advice, and insights

  • How to Successfully Exchange Key Information

    On the episode of Digital Enterprise Society podcast, Mark Driscoll, senior director of Enterprise Sales at AMC Bridge, examines the ways that key information can more effectively be exchanged across systems. He defines the three pillars of the digital enterprise and offers a starting point to get systems running at maximum effectiveness within companies as well as from suppliers to manufacturers. Mark also shares key career advice that can help anyone come out on the other side of this worldwide pandemic with stronger connections and greater innovative opportunities than ever before. 
  • A 7-Step Adaptation to the Pandemic — How AMC Bridge Deals With the COVID-19 Crisis

    Doing right by our employees and clients is one of the core values at AMC Bridge. Thus, we have directed our response to the pandemic at creating the safest conditions for our employees to work, while maintaining the highest level of service to our clients.
  • AMC Bridge — A Trusted Partner for Digital Transformation in Engineering, Manufacturing, and Construction

    AMC Bridge has been providing software development services to the engineering software market for over 20 years. More than 350 companies trust AMC Bridge with developing custom software solutions. Companies such as Autodesk, PTC, SolidWorks, Siemens, and ARAS see the quality and reliability of AMC Bridge software as a vital part of their solution development. More recently, Enterprise organizations, such as Katerra, PackSize, P&G, and Stratasys, have utilized the development services of AMC Bridge to help them accelerate their transformation to a digital enterprise.
  • Why construction hesitates — and how AMC Bridge delivers real AI gains

    When to leaping headfirst into adopting AI, some firms are understandably cautious, but risk missing out on the gains. The construction industry is at a crossroads. Faced with rising costs, labour shortages, and increasing pressure to meet sustainability goals, construction firms are being asked to do more with less. At the same time, they’re sitting on a goldmine of data—ranging from pre-construction estimates and proposals to design documentation like BIM models, construction site scans and photos, project/ scheduling documentation, and sensor feeds—yet much of it remains underutilised.
  • AMC Bridge Expands Its Operations in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine

    AMC Bridge has relocated the AMC Bridge Software Development Center in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine to a new fully-renovated facility. The new offices has comfortably accommodated the staff of 90 engineers. The software development group of the Center is now equipped with a backup power supply and modernized infrastructure, which enables uninterrupted and highly efficient internet connectivity.
  • AMC Bridge developers won DOU Hackathon!

    The team of AMC Bridge developers won DOU Hackathon held in Kiev on April 28-29 with the project Motion.Works. During 24 hours our programmers developed a SolidWorks add-in which allows positioning of a specially designed human model via skeletal tracking provided by Kinect for Windows. The add-in enables to conduct an ergonomic study of the equipment designed in SolidWorks.
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