modeling product in this division. Autodesk customer successes included expected reduced time to market of up to 70 percent for a leading lighting manufacturer and a world- wide tool manufacturer, with decreases in product development time of 40 percent. Net revenues for BSD were $73 million, a decrease of 11 percent as customers worldwide were affected by decreased backlogs and  business contractions when projects for  commercial, institutional, and hospitality  construction were canceled or deferred. The first quarter fiscal 2004 releases of Autodesk Inventor Series and Autodesk Streamline form the technology core of the Autodesk PLM offering, which addresses the need for afford- able high-performance design and collaboration solutions for manufacturers competing in a global marketplace. In fiscal 2004, Autodesk will continue to help its building industry customers move toward building information modeling and more  efficient building lifecycle solutions with new releases of products such as Autodesk Architec- tural Desktop, Autodesk Building Systems, Autodesk Revit, and Autodesk Buzzsaw. As global concerns about security continue  to mount, companies and governments are growing ever more aware of infrastructure issues. Government budgets are being rede- ployed toward public safety and first responder projects, and Autodesk is expanding its leader- ship role as a provider of global infrastructure solutions. In fiscal 2004, Autodesk will launch new releases of virtually all ISD products, help- ing infrastructure management professionals get real-time access to geospatial informa- tion so that they can enter data once and retrieve it anytime, anywhere. In fiscal 2003, our Infrastructure Solutions Division (ISD) offered a broad and complete set of solutions to create, analyze, and share data across key market sectors such as govern- ment, civil engineering, telecommunications, and utilities. Our technologies help users create maps, engineer structures, survey land, and analyze spatial data. With compressed project times, complex processes, and widely dispersed project mem- bers, managing building information throughout the building lifecycle is becoming increasingly complex. In response, our Building Solutions Division (BSD) developed an aggressive strat- egy that will take us into the future.The acqui- sition of Revit in fiscal 2003 furthered our position, as this building design and documen- tation software moves our customers toward  a building information modeling approach to building design. Net revenues for ISD were $103 million in fiscal 2003, a decrease of 11 percent. In addition to the impact of government budget crises, upheaval and restructuring in the telecommu- nications and utility industries caused critical customers to restrict spending.Yet ISD achieved some key milestones in fiscal 2003.The division delivered a strong release of Autodesk Map, made a strategic acquisition of CAiCE Software in the civil engineering and transportation arena, and turned in a solid performance in Asia with the recently localized Autodesk  Land Desktop. Our Americas region continued to lead sales  in fiscal year 2003, producing $374 million in revenue, a decrease of 14 percent from fiscal 2002. Our Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region generated revenues of $263 million, a decrease of 9 percent from the previ- ous year. Our Asia Pacific region continued to suffer the strongest negative effects of the  difficult economy, as revenues decreased 16 percent to $187 million. Contrary to other trends in Asia, China posted impressive results. While still a developing market, in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2003 revenue in China grew  40 percent sequentially, and in the same  quarter AutoCAD revenue in China was  second in the world. BUILDING SOLUTIONS DIVISION INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS DIVISION Geographies 5 Autodesk, Inc. FY  03