Introduction

In recent years, Autodesk has been working hard to turn Revit into the dominant BIM application for AEC professionals. As such, they have been releasing major new versions every year in April at the same time as their subscription renewal period. This rapid release schedule is intended to give AEC professionals a reason to stay current with their software maintenance plans but also gives you something new and exciting each year when you renew your subscription contract. As such, it is important that organizations stay current with their software so that they are able to take advantage of these new features when they are released

Introduction

A revit version is a software update that improves the functionality of your system. When you’re working with an older version, one or more of your users may have to spend time learning how to use the new features; this can slow down their ability to produce accurate models and make them feel less confident about using the software.

The frequency at which Revit releases updates depends on a number of factors including:

• The popularity and success of Revit as an architecture toolset
• Whether or not there is demand for certain features or bug fixes in relation to current trends in industry standards
• If there are any known issues with older versions that need addressed

When Autodesk releases a new Revit version, it is important to consider whether or not you should upgrade. Sometimes it will make sense to upgrade right away and other times it may be better to wait until the following year. You need to examine your own professional situation and workflows in order to make this decision. This article will provide a method of evaluation that you can use to decide whether or not you should upgrade to the latest version of Revit.

When Autodesk releases a new Revit version, it is important to consider whether or not you should upgrade. Sometimes it will make sense to upgrade right away and other times it may be better to wait until the following year. You need to examine your own professional situation and workflows in order to make this decision. This article will provide a method of evaluation that you can use to decide whether or not you should upgrade to the latest version of Revit.

To help with this process, we’ve created a table with two columns: one for when I would recommend upgrading, and one for when I wouldn’t recommend upgrading (for example, if your company has already been using Revit since its founding). The answers here are subjective so please keep this in mind when evaluating your own firm’s needs!

Why Autodesk Releases New Versions of Revit

The latest versions of Revit are released to keep up with the latest technology. These versions include:

• AutoCAD 2018 (Autodesk)
• Revit 2019 (Autodesk)

The first two versions were released in 2017 and the latter was released in 2018.

In recent years, Autodesk has been working hard to turn Revit into the dominant BIM application for AEC professionals. As such, they have been releasing major new versions every year in April at the same time as their subscription renewal period. This rapid release schedule is intended to give AEC professionals a reason to stay current with their software maintenance plans but also gives you something new and exciting each year when you renew your subscription contract. As such, it is important that organizations stay current with their software so that they are able to take advantage of these new features when they are released.

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How Often Should Companies Upgrade?

• Don’t upgrade unless you have to.
• Don’t upgrade unless you want to.
• Don’t upgrade just because you feel like it’s time for a change, or because your company is always pushing updates and new features in order to stay current with the latest technologies and trends in the industry. These things are great, but they’re not necessary if something else is holding back your project’s success (like cost).

Conclusion

As we’ve seen, there’s a lot to consider when deciding whether or not to upgrade your Revit version. The most important thing to keep in mind is that these changes will help you work more efficiently and effectively with the software, so it’s worth doing even if you’re not sure about an upgrade yet!