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Automating Security Management with Fusion Lifecycle

Automating Security Management with Fusion Lifecycle

Customer challenge

A Fortune 500 Top 10 company in the public services sector had to spend many hours managing users in Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle reducing the time available for value-added activities.

Project goals

The client company had a goal to reduce the technical debt of managing users in Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle by providing partners with a self-service portal for user/role/location management.

Solution

The client customer and Team D3 worked together to design an automated solution for user creation, security assignment, user management, and license management processes within their Quality Assurance Platform (Fusion Lifecycle). The client customer accomplished this goal for user management and security assignments in Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle using Jitterbit and custom workspace development.

Business outcome

The client customer, through engagement with Team D3 professional services, was able to automate user management within Fusion Lifecycle to mitigate non-value-added time associated with managing user security. They were then able to expand the scope of user management, as a direct result of the user management automation project to include license count management for each supplier.

Conclusion

“Due to the stock capabilities of Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle coupled with our large userbase, Team D3 developed a solution to minimize User Management. The Team D3 solution allows the delegation of 700+ users to local admins. The solution provides the ability to prevent local admins from consuming more licenses than are assigned to their Groups. To be able to allocate, monitor and control the userbase has saved a great deal of time and money.”

Project summary

    Duration & delivery

  • 180
  • 2023-04-26

    Autodesk solutions

  • Fusion 360 Manage

    Services provided

  • Configuration & Deployment

    Customer industry

  • Utilities & Telecommunications
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