Autodesk has rolled out important updates that impact how teams collaborate in Fusion® CAD and how product data flows into Fusion Manage PLM. While the new Fusion Contributor license is primarily a consolidation of Fusion Team and Fusion Manage Participant, the combined access now gives users visibility and capabilities across both collaboration and PLM participation workflows.
The larger change—and the focus of this session—is how Fusion CAD data now connects directly with Fusion Manage, enabling formal change management, structured BOM control, and expanded PLM processes that were previously limited or unavailable.
What We’ll Cover
- How Fusion CAD now connects with Fusion Manage PLM, including expanded capabilities for change management, BOMs, and quality workflows
- What the new Fusion Contributor license includes and how combined Fusion Team + Participant access affects users
- Key actions organizations should take now, including user transitions, license planning, and best practices for managing CAD–PLM workflows
Join us as we bring clarity to Autodesk’s updated Fusion ecosystem and show you how to take advantage of the new CAD–PLM connection to improve collaboration and product lifecycle processes.
Dave Taylor