Autodesk Retirement
Autodesk is introducing a new, streamlined upgrade pricing model on March 16, 2010. Under their current upgrade pricing model, the price of your upgrade is determined by the product release you own. As of March 16, 2010, you can upgrade from any of the 3 previous software releases for 50% of the price of a new license, no matter which release you own.
Each new release of Autodesk software is designed to help you work smarter and faster, which is why we encourage our customers to upgrade before this opportunity is over on March 16, 2010.

Autodesk Announces New, Streamlined Upgrade Pricing Model
This change affects customers who purchase Autodesk software without Autodesk® Subscription. 

After March 16, 2010, Autodesk will introduce a new, streamlined upgrade pricing model that changes how Autodesk prices upgrades, cross-grades, and retroactive Subscription fees. Today, upgrade and cross-grade prices and retroactive Subscription fees vary depending on which software release you are upgrading from. After March 16, 2010, upgrade and cross-grade prices and retroactive Subscription fees from the three previous software releases will be priced at 50 percent of a full license, no matter which release you are using today. 

Autodesk Legacy Program
Keep your software current with the Autodesk Legacy Program, which gives loyal customers, like you, an easy way to keep your software up to date. Autodesk is offering the opportunity to purchase qualifying new licenses of current Autodesk products at a discount of up to 30%.  

For more information on all of these great promotions, please contact Pacific Alliance today: sales@pat.ca or 1.877.691.9171