A very interesting survey result published by Autodesk’s Scott Sheppard in his blog. In my view, numbers are clearly showing that users are interested about cloud-oriented capabilities of Autodesk Design Review (and maybe Autodesk and non-Autodesk products).
What is my conclusion? The level of cloud acceptance is growing. When it mixed with cool devices like iPad, people tend to give up and follow the device rules.
Just my thoughts.
Best, Oleg
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