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Platform Solutions and Emerging BusinessesAmar HanspalSenior Vice PresidentPlatform Solutions and Emerging Businesses

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25 Years of AutoCADThen and now

Mar 06R2007

Mar-05R2006

Mar-03R2004

Feb-97R14

Oct-88R10

Aug-83v1.3

Sep-87R9

Dec-82v1.0

Jul-00R2000i

Jun-86v2.5

Jul-01R2002

Oct-84v2.0

Oct-90R11

Mar-04R2005

Apr-83v1.2

Oct-94R13

Jun-92R12

May-85v2.1

Apr-87v2.6

Mar-99R2000

Oct-83v1.4

AutoCAD History Timeline

Mar 07R2008

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25 Years of AutoCADThen and now

Mar 06R2007

Mar-05R2006

Mar-03R2004

Feb-97R14

Oct-88R10

Aug-83v1.3

Sep-87R9

Dec-82v1.0

Jul-00R2000i

Jun-86v2.5

Jul-01R2002

Oct-84v2.0

Oct-90R11

Mar-04R2005

Apr-83v1.2

Oct-94R13

Jun-92R12

May-85v2.1

Apr-87v2.6

Mar-99R2000

Oct-83v1.4

AutoCAD History Timeline

Mar 07R2008

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25 Years of AutoCAD – Past 5 Releases

33.3º

24.1angular

distance1

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2005Workflow

Sheet Set ManagerEtransmit

ViewsDWF Markup

2006

DraftingDynamic Blocks

Renovate core drafting toolsHeads-up Design

Table EnhancementsBlock Counts

Construction Calculator

PublishOne click Publish

Background PlottingSheet set publishing

AutoCAD Thematic Map

AutoCAD:AutoCAD LT: Single-user, 2D design tool to create technical drawings and documentation.

PublishAdvance output electronic or hardcopy

DraftingEfficiently create and edit drawings and drawing data

Presentation / VisualizationEnhance presentations & conceptual design

WorkflowImprove work process

CustomizationScripts, LISP, ARX, VBA, .net, DBX

Fully-customizable, 2D drafting and detailing and 3D design tool, supporting workflows and multiple-users across a broad variety of markets and applications.

2007

DraftingTables

Table of Contents

WorkflowSheet Set Manager

MarkupWorkspaces

PublishObject Properties into DWF

LT 2005 LT 2006 LT 2007

CustomizationFields

2008

DraftingAnnotation Scaling

Layers Properties per Viewport

Multiple LeadersMTEXTTables

Dimensioning

WorkflowDGN 8.0 Import Live link to Excel

LT 2008

2009

LT 2009

2010

issues

LT 2010

2004

DraftingExpress tools

DWG compressionTool Palettes

Mtext Enhance

Presentation / Visualization

True ColorGradient fills

Pantone colors

WorkflowCAD Standards

Deployment / InfrastructureMultiple Undo

Side by Side Support

LT 2004

DraftingMtext Enhancements

WorkflowVault & XREF Mgt

XREF DWFsUNICODE

Presentation / 3DEasy 3D modeling

SurfacingDrag/Drop MaterialsSimple Animation

Sun/Shadow StudiesNavigation in 3D

New Display Styles

Presentation / 3DPhotometric lights

MaterialsAutodesk

Confidential

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AutoCAD

Basic Design

AutoCAD and 3DBenefits of adding 3D to AutoCAD

Detailed Design

AutoCADInventor

Digital Prototyping

Revit

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AutoCAD and 3DUsing AutoCAD for 25 years

Rusty Gesner, Group MacKenzie• Founded in 1960 in Portland Oregon, Group

Mackenzie is now a 150-member, multidisciplinary firm of architects, engineers, interior designers, and land use planners. Rusty Gesner is the CAD Manager for their 3 offices.

• “ I was not only customer #6, but I was also the 6th reseller dealer for Autodesk. We go back a long way.”

• “The key reasons we keep upgrading and sticking with AutoCAD are its flexibility and customization capabilities. These are why AutoCAD will be around for a long time to come.”

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AutoCAD and 3DAdding vertical products and 3D

Started with AutoCAD Added AutoCAD Architecture and Land Desktop Initiated Revit pilot on an ambitious 70,000 sq. ft. higher education

building. Now training and rolling out more projects on Revit. Transitioning civil group off Land Desktop onto AutoCAD Civil 3D

over the next year.

0 5 10 15 20 25 years

AutoCAD

AutoCADArchitecture and Land Desktop

Revit / Civil 3D

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DigitalPrototyping

Vertical Solutions

2D Drafting

Platform

AEC Manufacturing Geospatial

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RevitCivil 3D

AutoCADArchitecture

MEP

AutoCAD

AutoCAD Map 3D

Inventor

AutoCAD LT

AutoCADMechanicalElectrical

Topobase

AutoCAD and 3DAddressing multiple markets

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AEC Manufacturing Geospatial

Incr

easi

ng

val

ue

to c

ust

om

er

RevitCivil 3D

AutoCADArchitecture

MEP

AutoCAD Map 3D

Inventor

AutoCAD

AutoCAD LT

AutoCADMechanicalElectrical

Topobase

AutoCAD and 3DAddressing multiple markets

Other Markets

AutodeskDeveloperNetwork

(Software Partners)

DigitalPrototyping

Vertical Solutions

2D Drafting

Platform

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* Source: ADN, April 2007

Platform BusinessAutodesk Developer Network – Multitude of Market Niches

2,700+ Companiesin Autodesk Developer Network

641

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200

600

* Others* Curtain Walls* Scaffolding* Flood Control* Mining* Hydrology* Residential* Formwork* Ship Building* Bridges* Stairs* Hydraulics* Parking* Airports* Irrigation* Landscaping* Interior Design* Surveying* Facility Mgt* Structural

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Platform Business Autodesk Software Partners - ShipConstructor

AutoCAD-based 3D product modeling and production planning software for the marine industry

Company annual revenue growth last 4 years >30%

Strong sales in US, Australia, China, India, Taiwan, and Germany

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• Worldwide urban infrastructure upgrades:$41 Trillion estimated spend over next 25 years

• GIS/Geospatial software market: $2 Billion

• Topobase going global

• City of Vancouver - $8 Million – Biggest Autodesk deal

• Oracle Spatial Excellence Partnership Award

• GeoWorld’s Geospatial Leadership Award nomination

Platform BusinessFocus on growth markets – Geospatial

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Power, Oil & Gas, Water, Pharma, Water, Food & Beverage Global energy consumption to double by 2050 World population to increase 40% to 9.1 billion by 2050 Staffing crisis – 50% of designers will retire in 10 years $800 million software market 15% of AutoCAD and LT base already in Plant market

Platform BusinessFocus on growth markets – Plant

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Reason for Purchasing New Seats

Source: ACAD Customer Study from King Brown Partners, Inc. Feb 2006

Platform BusinessACAD New Purchase Business Growth & License Management Are Key

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Business HighlightsAutoCAD-based Products, Total Revenue

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2004 2005 2006 2007

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Business HighlightsFY07 AutoCAD/LT Crossgrades as % of Vertical Revenue

AutoCADArchitecture

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Business HighlightsFY07 Commercial New and Subscription Revenue Growth

ACAD-BasedSubscription

ACAD-Based New

ACAD Subscription

ACAD New

LT Subscription

LT New

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Summary

Loyal customer base Vertical specialization, business growth, emerging

markets, and license compliance 25 years of success

Differentiated Offerings Not just a drafting tool, but solving design problems

every release, every year; compelling releases Maximizing lifetime value to customers by selling

higher-value AutoCAD’s and adding 3D to AutoCAD

Strong Stable Business AutoCAD product line growth New seat and subscription growth Moving customers up the solutions stack

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