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.”
Infrastructure Auckland Public Transport Project Lays Digital Tracks to the Future by Rina Diane Caballar The future transit landscape is unknown, but in New Zealand, Auckland public transport moves forward with an ambitious rail project to support a growing city through all contingencies.
Construction Connected Construction: Redefining the Built World Through Collaboration [E-book] by Missy Roback Learn from industry experts and leading construction firms how connected data and next-generation construction technology improve collaboration, reduce risk, and deliver projects faster.
Engineering 4 Tips to Administer PPP Funds and Relieve Fears About Loan Forgiveness by Sarah Wesseler The US government’s Paycheck Protection Program to help small businesses during the pandemic can be confusing. Learn four ways to administer the PPP properly to receive loan forgiveness.
Construction BIM for All: Brazilian Construction Company Champions Industry Transformation by Redshift Video Getting around São Paulo may soon be easier thanks to Brazilian construction company Camargo Corrêa Infra, which is using BIM to integrate a metro station with a suburban train.
Engineering 10 Best Practices to Support a Remote Workforce—and Ease Stress—During COVID-19 by Prakash Kota, Autodesk CIO Learn 10 tips to ensure your remote workforce—from architects and engineers to construction professionals—stays productive during the uncertain time of the coronavirus.
Infrastructure Brazilian Army Battles Pollution in Rio’s Toxic Guanabara Bay Using BIM by Matt Alderton Rio de Janeiro’s Guanabara Bay is famous for its beauty, depth—and toxic pollution, thanks in part to an aged wastewater system. The Brazilian Army aims to change that, with help from BIM.
Infrastructure Railroad Design Chugs Along Faster and Wins Over Neighbors With VR, GIS, and BIM by Cathy Chatfield-Taylor For complex railroad-design projects in Scandinavia, AR/VR, GIS, and automation help decrease errors, boost coordination, and win over the neighbors.
