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Register now for Autodesk University 2013 (AU 2013) in Las Vegas




The Next Industrial Revolution is here. Are you part of it? 
Discover the future of manufacturing at Autodesk University. 
Register now for Autodesk University 2013 (AU 2013) in Las Vegas, an event that offers manufacturing training and events for a new era on December 3-5.


Join us for interactive workshops, product design classes, and keynote addresses by thought leaders and innovators on industry trends that are changing the way you do business. Learn why new technologies such as additive manufacturing, crowdsourcing, and advanced automation are transforming manufacturing. 






This year, we are also introducing I3D Summit, a summit for progressive thinkers, fellow designers, manufacturers and leaders. This not-to-be-missed innovative experience will feature the most creative and inspiring visionaries, investors, and media in business today. This two day event happens on 12/1-12/2 right before Autodesk University. It will inspire and ignite ideas. Then go beyond imagination and learn how to make your ideas come to life. 


This is definitely not a year to miss Autodesk University. Register now to save your spot at the early bird rate: 


http://au.autodesk.com/


RSVP on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/340286986049626/

 Thanks for reading.....Mike
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