Migration

Call for Participants [AutoCAD Migration study]

Submitted by rkmcswain on Wed, 05/26/2010 - 12:40

Autodesk is once more asking for your input, this time on MIGRATION. Now one of the things I have seen over the years in the various forums out there is people saying "Autodesk doesn't listen to me". Well, here is your chance once again, so speak up!

ANNOUNCEMENT

Dear AutoCAD User!

AutoCAD Product Design & Usability Team is looking for participants for the study.

Topic: focus on Migration process, Migration tool and results of migration.

Our Goal
To gain the most complete understanding about problems and requests AutoCAD users may have while migrating their settings and customization from a previous release of AutoCAD.

Who Should Participate?
We are looking for individual contributors or CAD managers with small number of seats (less than 5- either standalone or multi-seat standalone) with unsatisfying experience using Migration tool to migrate settings from a previous version of AutoCAD.

How the Study will be Conducted?
We will schedule ~1 h interview session with you (remotely) and discuss your experience with migration, results you expected, outcome you've got.

When?
We are planning research between May 27 and June 2, 2010.

How To Sign Up?
Please submit qualification data and indicate your availability here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MigrationSignUp

Please contact us Elena.fadeeva@autodesk.com if you have any questions.

Thanks for your help!
AutoCAD Product Design & Usability Group
Autodesk, Inc

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