How CFOs Orchestrate a Resilient Business at a Time of Peak Uncertainty by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst CFOs must try to maintain a resilient business even in the most uncertain times. Here, Autodesk’s CFO discusses reckoning business with the pandemic, climate change, and racial equity.
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
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.
Sustainability What Is ESG? 5 Reasons Why ESG Investing Is Good for the Planet—and for Business by Scott Herren, Autodesk CFO Government action isn’t enough to mitigate effects of climate change; businesses must lead from the front. Learn what ESG is and why investing in it is key for the planet—and business.
Construction Prefabrication Holds Many Keys for Emergency Buildings in Times of Crisis by Amy Marks Learn how prefabrication and modular can construct emergency buildings and mitigate COVID-19 and other crises across three timelines: now, in 6 to 12 months, and in 3 to 5 years.
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.
