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From the letter that I saw (link's not working for me now) the criticism was specifically about Revit their BIM platform.
by saeranv 6y ago
From the letter that I saw (link's not working for me now) the criticism was specifically about Revit their BIM platform.
- jacquesm 6y agoYes, which of course re-inforces their position. Note that it was acquired and then tied hand-and-feet to the whole suite. Essentially, if you want 100% interop you're going to have to buy in to the whole eco-system. This is the crux of the anti-trust angle but I don't see what remedy they will want to make things better. Complaining is easy. Short of breaking up Autodesk it will remain the way it is and that is something that the EU will not be able to effect anyway since Autodesk is an American company. Most people in the industry see it as the equivalent of the Microsoft tax: it's a license to do business.