Technology’s Role in Project Outcomes Takes Centre Stage at 'Autodesk Innovate 2025'

“Autodesk Innovate 2025 was a step toward shaping new directions in building and manufacturing,” said Tarun Bisht, Vice President, CS Tech Ai. He said the event created space for meaningful conversations around the role of technology in improving project outcomes across industries.

The event featured a 90-minute session that explored how Autodesk’s tools are being used to transform project delivery and manufacturing systems. The focus remained on digital workflows, data integration, and automation — areas gaining attention amid changing industry demands.

The session began with CS Tech Ai presenting its ongoing digital initiatives and introducing its leadership team involved in implementing these changes. This introduction laid the foundation for the sessions that followed, which connected the company’s strategy with Autodesk’s evolving solutions.

Building on this, the first technical session highlighted the use of Autodesk Construction Cloud — specifically BIM Collaborate Pro and Build — in improving coordination between teams and streamlining data-sharing processes in AEC projects. Case studies were shared to show practical applications and measurable results.

Extending the discussion to the manufacturing sector, another session explored Autodesk’s generative design approach. Speakers explained how simulation and automation are influencing product development cycles and production planning.

Tying both sectors together, the event also addressed Autodesk’s “Design and Make” vision. This framework was discussed in the context of creating connected workflows that link planning, design, and execution.