Booth 1301
Eagle Point Software is heading to Autodesk UniversityStop by Booth 1301 at Autodesk University to connect with our team. While you’re there, you can:
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Presentations at Our Booth
Throughout the show, join us at Booth 1301 for short presentations led by our subject matter experts. Check back for the full schedule below.
Tuesday, Sept. 15 • 11:45am
Mapping Smarter: How AI Helps Us Align Scripts and AssessmentsPresented by Mike Ivanov
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Tuesday, Sept. 15 • 1:30pmRevit Gets a Co-Pilot: AI Assistant & MCPPresented by Chad Close
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Wednesday, Sept. 16 • 11:45amCorridor Transitions in Civil 3D: No Targets, No ProblemPresented by Don Quinn
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Thursday, Sept. 17 • 11:45amiLogic Code Blocks in Inventor 2027Presented by Neil Lantto
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Booth DemonstrationsStop by Booth 1301 to see live, hands-on demonstrations of Pinnacle Series from our team. See how the platform delivers applied learning, role-specific training paths, and reporting that connects directly to your team’s real project work. You can see features such as:
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Win a 3D Printer
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Stop by Booth 1301 during Autodesk University for your chance to win a Bambu Lab P2S Combo 3D Printer. Enter at our booth — no purchase necessary.
Product Features
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Sponsor Presentation
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Tuesday, September 15 • 3:00–4:00 PM PDT
Right Knowledge, Right Time: Transforming Scattered Training into Scalable LearningSession ID: AS4344
Engineering firms struggle to scale technology training beyond one-off classes and static PDFs, especially when teams are fully billable and tool stacks evolve rapidly. At Thornton Tomasetti, the CORE technology team addresses this by combining Eagle Point Software’s Pinnacle Series with Glean—an AI-powered enterprise search platform—to transform fragmented standards, institutional knowledge, and vendor content into structured, role-based learning journeys. This session will show you how workflow-integrated training and enterprise search deliver the right guidance at the moment of need, embedding learning into daily work, and improving adoption, consistency, and future competency pathways. |
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