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The answers were used to define the letter to Autodesk and agreed at director level at all firms. On average, each answer scored between two to three out of ten. There were nine questions in total, which the firms rated on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being strongly disagree and 10 being strongly agree – Net promoter score).

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Prior to writing the letter to Autodesk, the firms carried out a questionnaire on various aspects of Autodesk software development and business practices.

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Have an urgent need for cost stability and flexibility in the troubled times ahead.Ĭlick here to download a PDF of the Autodesk customer feedback survey.

Have no clarity on the roadmap for next generation BIM technology, and have lost trust in the annually repeated promises of significant new innovations.

Have seen poor commitment to open interoperability in a collaborative industry, which makes them feel trapped.

Have been frustrated with Revit’s geometry capabilities for manufacture and construction, forcing them to spend even more on third-party software to fill the gaps.

Have been forced to subscribe to ‘collections’ of non-integrated products, which are explained as high value, but in reality, do not fit with the needs of their businesses.

Are perceiving low levels of product development to the software most critical to their businesses, while experiencing negligible improvements in productivity.

Have seen a 70%+ increase in cost of ownership of Revit licences up to the end of 2019 (with more coming).

Have had to negotiate their way through five different licence models in four years.

The letter to Autodesk CEO, Andrew Anagnost succinctly details how they: These are sizeable, mature BIM practices which include Zaha Hadid Architects, Grimshaw, Rogers, Stirk, Harbour and Partners and many more. In the thirty years we have been following the AEC technology market and the 18 years in which AEC Magazine has been dedicated to the BIM process, we have never seen the likes of this - an open letter from a community of national and international design practices venting their angst at a technology supplier.

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The results suggest that the Brazilian average Social Isolation Index increased from 39.77% to 51% between February 1st and May 18th, 2020, the country would have had approximately 318,850.03 fewer cases of COVID-19, and more than 10.000 lives would have been saved.Click here to download a PDF of the letter to Autodesk CEO in full Taking into consideration the differences between the federal government of Brazil and state governors about the severity of the pandemic and the importance of social distancing, the article uses the Instrumented Difference-in-Differences approach, suggested by Duflo (2001), to obtain the causal impact of reduced social distancing, resulting from Presidential denialist rhetoric, in mitigating COVID-19 cases and deaths, taking into account the relationship between the president of the republic and the states as an instrument. Daily data on the level of contamination by COVID-19, social distancing and information from Brazilian states between the months of February and May 2020 were used. The aim of this study is to analyze the correlation between the Brazilian President’s denialist rhetoric and the low adherence to social distancing measures and the subsequent increase of new coronavirus cases and deaths. However, there is evidence that the denialist rhetoric of the Brazilian President has negatively influenced people's behavior in relation to obedience to confinement and social isolation measures. Concern over the high rate of contagion of COVID-19 has prompted world authorities to use the strategy of isolation and social confinement as the main non-pharmacological weapon against the disease that has rapidly killed millions of people worldwide.