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Autodesk Moves to Upskill Industry Workforce to Thrive in the Age of Automation
LAS VEGAS, November 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — At Autodesk University, Autodesk, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADSK), announced a strategic partnership with Village Capital. This collaboration aims to support the creation of their workforce development and transition initiative, focusing on fostering entrepreneurship, job training, and upskilling in the era of automation. Additionally, Autodesk is joining forces with LinkedIn Learning to provide free access to over 40 courses in multiple languages, specifically tailored for professionals in the architecture, infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing industries.
Technology has the potential to accelerate solutions to some of our most pressing issues, such as the projected global population increase of 30% by 2050. However, this progress hinges on individuals being adequately equipped to work alongside machines in innovative ways. These recent developments are part of Autodesk's broader strategy to ensure the workforce is prepared to thrive in a future where creating and building more efficiently, while minimizing environmental impact, will be crucial.
### Village Capital Initiative to Boost Workforce Development
The Autodesk Foundation will fund and back a new initiative from Village Capital aimed at identifying and nurturing startups utilizing automation to positively influence workforce development. This initiative seeks to uncover early-stage companies leveraging artificial intelligence and robotics to enhance workforce efficiency, augmentation, and upskilling. The initiative will conclude with a one-day forum hosted by the Autodesk Foundation and Village Capital. The goal of this forum is to bring together a select group of early-stage companies using AI, robotics, and automation to empower workers to focus on higher-order tasks. It also aims to address labor shortages in sectors like caregiving and manufacturing by enhancing existing workforces.
Village Capital identifies, trains, and invests in entrepreneurs solving real-world challenges. They foster communities around these entrepreneurs and their ventures to enhance opportunities for growth and success.
### LinkedIn Learning Offers Over 40 Industry-Specific Courses
In partnership with LinkedIn Learning, an online learning platform combining Lynda.com’s premium content with LinkedIn’s professional network, more than 40 courses relevant to the architecture, infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing industries—including courses on leading Autodesk software—will be made freely accessible for 90 days starting from the announcement on Tuesday, November 14. These courses aim to equip learners with the skills necessary for the AI and automation-driven future of work. Topics range from construction management and product design to certification preparation, and the courses are available in five languages: English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese. More information and a complete list of the free courses can be found on the LinkedIn Learning blog.
"In an increasingly automated world, technology companies like Autodesk bear a responsibility to assist workers in acquiring the new skills required to benefit from and actively participate in the future of making things," said Andrew Anagnost, President and CEO of Autodesk. "We're thrilled to unveil these two new initiatives at Autodesk University, partnering with LinkedIn Learning and Village Capital, to help individuals embrace automation and grow their careers while tackling more complex challenges."
### Autodesk’s Learning Ecosystem
Autodesk already provides a wide array of resources to support students and professionals in continuously learning to advance their careers in industries influenced by automation. By offering real-world design tools, content, training, and curricula, Autodesk is helping prepare an industry-ready workforce capable of solving real-world problems and acquiring the skills needed for future jobs. These resources include:
- Free software for students, educators, and entrepreneurs.
- Global Autodesk University events, featuring conferences and a free online learning hub focused on inspiring, challenging, and energizing users, partners, and industry leaders about the future of design and engineering.
- A vast network of Autodesk Authorized Training Centers assisting learners in preparing for certification.
- Design Academy, an online collection of lessons, projects, curriculum support materials, and student profiles designed to introduce students to the world of design with hands-on supplementary projects and course materials.
- Design for Industry, which offers students the chance to showcase their design talents in themed challenges, evaluated by industry professionals.
- Instructables content for educators, providing plug-and-play hands-on projects to enrich curricula.
- The Autodesk Student Expert Network, connecting passionate design students with like-minded peers for peer-to-peer advocacy.
- Free software access to Fab Labs worldwide.
- Autodesk Sustainability Workshop, a free online resource teaching sustainable design principles.
### About Autodesk
Autodesk empowers creators of all kinds to bring their ideas to life. Whether you've driven a高性能 car, marveled at a skyscraper, used a smartphone, or enjoyed a great film, chances are you've encountered the work of millions of Autodesk customers. With Autodesk, you have the ability to make anything. Visit [autodesk.com](http://www.autodesk.com) or follow @autodesk for more information.
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