TechnoStruct Group, a provider of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) solutions in India, has been appointed an Authorized Autodesk Reseller and Authorized Autodesk Learning Partner. The dual authorization expands the company’s ability to provide Autodesk software, implementation, training and support services to organisations across India’s Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operations (AECO) sector.
As an Authorized Autodesk Reseller, TechnoStruct can offer Autodesk’s portfolio of AEC solutions, including Revit, Navisworks, Civil 3D and the AEC Collection. The new designation complements the company’s existing Autodesk Learning Partner status, allowing it to combine software procurement with implementation, workforce training and ongoing support.
The company said the integrated offering is aimed at helping AEC organisations manage the various stages of technology adoption through a single service provider. Clients can receive assistance in selecting appropriate software, implementing solutions, training project teams and supporting adoption across their organisations.
The new authorization forms part of TechnoStruct Group’s expansion across the AECO industry. Its operations already include BIM training through TechnoStruct Academy and BIM and VDC services through AECO TechnoStruct. “Becoming an Authorized Autodesk Reseller and Learning Partner is a natural next step for us. It allows TechnoStruct to move beyond training and BIM/VDC services, and offer clients a true end-to-end solution, from choosing the right Autodesk products to implementing them, training their teams, and supporting them through every stage of adoption,” said Roy Aniruddha, Founder, TechnoStruct Group.
TechnoStruct said the combined capabilities position it to support organisations seeking to expand BIM adoption and implement digital workflows across project lifecycles. The company also expects the offering to support growing interest in Digital Twins, connected project environments and data-driven construction practices.
The company plans to further expand its Autodesk solutions and services portfolio and integrate these offerings with its BIM education programmes and industry partnerships. The focus will be on supporting organisations as they adopt new digital tools and develop the skills required to use them effectively. The company’s approach brings software access, implementation expertise, professional training and technical support together as part of one offering, enabling clients to address both technology and workforce requirements associated with digital transformation.
