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Autodesk (ADSK) Construction Cloud Selected by Evans General

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Autodesk (ADSK - Free Report) recently announced that Atlanta-based Evans General Contractors has selected the company's construction management solution, Autodesk Construction Cloud, to enhance the fast onboarding of new employees and maximum coordination across project stakeholders while minimizing project-related errors.

By integrating the Autodesk Construction Cloud platform into its standard operating procedures ("SOP"), Evans General intends to enhance its service quality through quick collaborations and faster rework on complex project structures.

The Autodesk Construction Cloud platform brings together the most powerful portfolio of construction management software products that unite office and field teams, from design to planning and construction to operations stages, while minimizing risks, maximizing efficiency and increasing profits. The Autodesk Construction Cloud platform includes offerings like Autodesk BIM Collaborate, Autodesk Takeoff, Autodesk Build and Building Connected.

Per the agreement, Evans General will utilize Autodesk Build once it successfully implements PlanGrid solutions across its projects. The construction teams will use Autodesk Docs to perform data-driven decision-making with the aim of reducing the risks involved in complicated projects. The move will enable Evans General's preconstruction teams to get connected across various workflows through Autodesk Construction Cloud's integration partner ecosystem.

Enhancement of Construction Cloud Capabilities

Autodesk has been consistently enhancing the capabilities of its Construction Cloud platform. In January 2022, ADSK completed the acquisition of California-based ProEst, which specializes in the development of cloud-based estimating software solutions for companies in the construction domain.

The company integrated the ProEst solution under its Construction Cloud platform. The integration of the ProEst solution will help construction teams handle all essential preconstruction and construction workflows on a single platform.

ProEst software solutions help businesses create estimates, execute digital takeoffs, handle bid-day processes and produce comprehensive reports and proposals. We believe Autodesk intends to solidify its portfolio of preconstruction solutions within the Autodesk Construction Cloud platform with the takeover of ProEst.

Autodesk's acquisitions of Pype (2020), Assemble Systems (2018) and BuildingConnected (2018) and PlanGrid (2018) also bolstered its Construction Cloud platform.

Zacks Rank & Key Picks

Autodesk currently carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). Shares of ADSK have declined 33.6% in the past year.

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