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News Release from: Autodesk
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 15 September 2006
Lindab/CADvent agreement with Autodesk
Autodesk has announced a new joint marketing agreement with Lindab, the leading European ventilation systems manufacturer and developer of CADvent software.
Autodesk has announced a new joint marketing agreement with Lindab, the leading European ventilation systems manufacturer and developer of CADvent software As a result, Autodesk Building Systems (ABS) users will be able to insert Lindab components, including its world-renowned ventilation ductwork products, directly into their designs
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 29 May 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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They will also be able to use CADvent with ABS to produce complex system designs with an integrated system calculation module, complete bill of materials, specifying the exact Lindab ductwork needed.
This will mean faster designs, fewer special orders, and no over-ordering leading to waste.
"This partnership marks a new milestone for ABS on its way to becoming an industry standard," says Pete Baxter, sales director, Northern Europe, Autodesk Building Solutions Division.
"It will add significant value for ABS users, enabling them to more quickly and accurately specify components and so work more cost-effectively".
"We've been watching the increasing take-up of ABS in the building services community and are delighted to link up Autodesk and share in its growth".
"We believe this new agreement will help further extend our reach across Northern Europe".
"Importantly it will also be highly beneficial to the progress of the sector as a whole," adds Bjorn Broberg of Lindab. Request free introductory details about products from Autodesk ...
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