Eyeing the C-Suite? Carve Out an Executive Career Path With Strategy by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst What does it take to reach the C-suite? An Autodesk product executive shares strategies for aspiring leaders on setting an executive career path to reach the top levels in business.
Infrastructure Paving a Path Toward Infrastructure Improvements Through Unlikely Alliances by Rhea Wessel
Engineering Why It’s Important to Walk the Talk: 3 Brand Truths for Business Success by Fred Saunders, Autodesk VP
Engineering 6 Reasons Why Returning to the Workplace Doesn’t Mean Discarding Desks by Nicolas Mangon, Autodesk VP
Engineering What’s Good Failure? 5 Things Research Scientists Reveal About Business Resilience by Mike Haley, Autodesk VP By connecting their research departments to their product team and their customers, company leaders can strengthen their business resilience and innovation.
Engineering Tech Leadership in the Next Normal: Prakash Kota on Returning to the Workplace by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst Autodesk CIO Prakash Kota details the strategies for using data, digital technology, and automation to help companies return to the workplace and navigate the post-pandemic “next normal.”
Construction Survive or Thrive? Construction’s Lessons for Coronavirus Business Recovery by Allison Scott, Autodesk Director What does it take to thrive in a post-coronavirus construction industry? Business restarts offer lessons about investing in the right tools and mindsets to build a strong path to recovery.
Construction Start Your Digital Construction Journey: A Transformation Road Map [Infographic] by Missy Roback For construction companies, going digital can be a game changer. See how the path to innovation can provide a transformation road map for your business.
Construction A New Beginning: 5 Ways Construction Is Reopening and Preparing for a Safer Future by Mark de Wolf As construction sites are reopening, firms are exploring ways to give workers a safe start while imagining what the industry's "new normal" might look like.
