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9 Reasons why top AEC and EPC firms are ditching workstations for Desktop as a Service

Something unusual is happening in the world of Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC), as well as in the Engineer, Procure, Construct (EPC) sector. These industries, known for their conservative approach to technology, are finally embracing Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) and leaving traditional workstations behind. Why? It turns out the challenges of remote work, collaboration, and fluctuating project demands are making old-school setups obsolete.

Running Revit in the Cloud: What If the Internet Goes Down?

Worried about internet downtime when running Revit in the cloud? You’re not alone. But here’s the reality: modern cloud solutions offer backup connections, failover mechanisms, and redundancy that make cloud desktops just as reliable—if not more—than local workstations. Before you dismiss the cloud over connectivity fears, let’s break down the real risks, the misconceptions, and why the cloud is built for resilience

How to reduce Revit costs using Flex licenses

AEC firms are unknowingly overpaying for Revit and high-performance hardware. But there’s a smarter way. By analyzing usage data and shifting part-time users to Revit Flex licenses—combined with Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS)—companies can slash costs while maintaining full functionality. The best part? You already have all the data you need to start saving today.

Running Revit in the Cloud: 10 Factors That Determine Performance

Is Revit in the Cloud as fast as your workstation, or unbearably slow ? In a recent poll of over 500 Revit users, we found strong interest in running Revit in the cloud—but also concerns about performance. Will input lag slow down workflows? Can large models sync efficiently? Does internet stability impact productivity? This article breaks down the 10 key factors that determine Revit’s performance in the cloud, covering hardware, network, and collaboration setups. More importantly, we show you how to test and optimize each factor yourself. If you're considering a move to the cloud, this guide will help you make an informed decision. Read on to see if Revit in the cloud can match (or even beat) your workstation.

Revit Cloud Adoption: 69% of Users Are Ready—But What’s Holding Them Back?

Are Revit users ready to embrace the cloud? Our poll of 500+ Revit professionals reveals that 69% are open to cloud-based Revit—but concerns about performance, security, and internet dependency remain. What’s driving adoption, what’s holding firms back, and what does this mean for the future of BIM? Dive into the data and insights shaping the next era of Revit in the cloud.

5 ways to collaborate and share using Autodesk Revit®’s Central Model

There are 5 ways to collaborate with Revit Central Model. You will learn each of them – one of them being Autodesk’s own Autodesk Construction Cloud as well as 4 viable alternatives.