Autodesk routinely conducts software audits to determine whether businesses have unlicensed copies of its software installed on their computers. Architecture firms typically represent a significant portion of the targets of such audits - many such firms are heavily reliant on...
Autodesk routinely sends letters to businesses that it suspects may be using Autodesk software products without adequate licensing, both in order to confirm those suspicions as well as to address any license-compliance discrepancies. Typically under threat of a federal lawsuit...
In the universe of software-copyright enforcement programs, Autodesk's may be the most active and vigorous. All businesses - even those not running Autodesk software - should take steps early and regularly to identify and eliminate any software-compliance gaps associated with...