Autodesk Inc. reported a robust performance in Q1'26, with total revenue increasing by 15% and 16% in constant currency. The company continues to see strong momentum, particularly in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Operations (AECO) sector and Enterprise Business Agreements. The implementation of a new transaction model is easing, contributing $78 million to the quarterly revenue. Autodesk's go-to-market optimization plan is on track, bolstered by the recent appointment of Andy Elder as Chief Revenue Officer from Microsoft. The company is focusing on integrating more closely with customers through its new transaction model, which aims to drive business growth and automation, while reducing duplicative workflows with channel partners.
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