Autodesk chief Anagnost is confident for 2021
Chief executive says ‘idea of remote and collaborative work wasn’t as futuristic as we thought’
An animated Andrew Anagnost, chief executive of Autodesk, analysed 2020 and announced his expectations for 2021 in a manner that could not be described as anecdotal on a much anticipated media call.
“A global pandemic is not the way you want to learn anything about yourself, be it as a human being or how you function inside a company. It’s a tragic situation, it’s a horrible way to be confronted with what works and what doesn’t work,”...
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