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30 Aug 2007
Autodesk has launched its Preferred Industry Partner Programme, designed to
strengthen the vendor’s relationship with its channel.
The programme has launched with five software developers: acadGraph, CGS,
hsbCAD, Inova and RDV Systems, all of which have been awarded the Preferred
Industry Partner status in the US and Europe.
Karl Osti, manager of Autodesk Developer Network (ADN) EMEA, explained:
“Partners must be a member of ADN to apply for status. We then work with the
partner to add value to the customer. Those who want to be a partner are coached
through the programme.”
Jim Quanci, senior manager of ADN worldwide, said: “The Preferred Programme is
identifying customer needs and taking it from drafting to modelling.”
One partner that achieved Preferred status is Eastern European telecom firm
Inova. Maksim Sestic, chief executive of Inova, said: “This means that our end
users have all the functionality and convenience of Autodesk’s software and
formats without having to be specialist CAD operators.
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