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Autodesk says we told you so; Q2 revenues are strong

Autodesk’s second-quarter revenues for fiscal 2021 were absolutely on course for the company underlining several points: the resilience of the subscription model, the ongoing progress of Autodesk’s revamped licensing plan, and the relative powerlessness of customers.  Autodesk is in the process of transitioning from multi-user licenses to named license, which boils down to one license person rather than a company ...

Kathleen Maher

Autodesk’s second-quarter revenues for fiscal 2021 were absolutely on course for the company underlining several points: the resilience of the subscription model, the ongoing progress of Autodesk’s revamped licensing plan, and the relative powerlessness of customers.  Autodesk is in the process of transitioning from multi-user licenses to named license, which boils down to one license person rather than a company having licenses, different users may use as needed. For Autodesk, it means that Autodesk has much more visibility into how its products are being used, how much they’re being used, and how usage varies between users. For customers, it could
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