In many ways this was a reboot for marketing and presentation style.
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This year’s Digital Summit saw Bricsys go from a ‘folksy’ Belgian software company, which had its in-house band play at all its customer events, to something nearer to a corporate ‘American’ style software company. At the same time it has built out its internal ‘go to market’ and established a network of resellers, bringing in people from the more commercial side of the software business. The move gave Bricsys the secure backing of an industry giant, and Hexagon PPM had a low-cost mature CAD platform which used the industry standard file format.Īs with all new arrangements, it has taken a while for Bricsys to adjust from being a small agile developer to a cog in Hexagon’s truly giant machine. Hexagon’s PPM division is all about process plant and the company could see that its Cloudworx AutoCAD add-on worked amazingly well on top of the Bricsys CAD DWG engine, negating the need for its customers to keep expensive AutoCAD seats. Bricsys had a very competent DWG-based clone of AutoCAD and ambitions to compete in nearly every CAD vertical market, from BIM to sheet metal. In October 2018, Hexagon’s PPM division acquired a small, innova tive Belgian CAD software develop er with big aspirations. The company showcased new capabilities and updates across multiple market segments, all based on the new BricsCAD v22 release
Bricsys, the creator of BricsCAD BIM, recently held its second annual online event.
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