Switching on Electric Construction Equipment Can Make Jobsites Greener by Patrick Sisson A new generation of electric construction equipment—heavy machinery such as excavators and cranes—plugs in for greener jobsites. It’ll be the biggest thing since Dylan went electric.
Construction This Stockholm Megaproject Might Just Make Construction Digitization Mainstream by Mark de Wolf
Engineering Eyeing the C-Suite? Carve Out an Executive Career Path With Strategy by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst
Infrastructure Paving a Path Toward Infrastructure Improvements Through Unlikely Alliances by Rhea Wessel
Manufacturing Thanks to Big Data in Agriculture, BIM Makes Its Way to the (Coffee) Farm by Carlos Tomasini For the best brews, according to Colombia’s Blue Bird Coffee, combine altitude, sun, shade, four generations of expertise in agriculture—and digitalization and big data.
Engineering 6 Reasons Why Returning to the Workplace Doesn’t Mean Discarding Desks by Nicolas Mangon, Autodesk VP Keeping workers safe after returning to the workplace isn’t about throwing desks into landfills. Returning is less about discarding and more about tapping technology to reimagine dynamic spaces.
Infrastructure Digitizing the Eiffel Tower: Inside the World’s Largest Urban 3D Model by Maxime Thomas To inspire transformation of the lands surrounding the Eiffel Tower, the city of Paris used BIM and LIDAR to build the largest 3D model of its kind.
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.
Construction How Heroes Worldwide Built Modular and Prefab COVID-19 Hospitals in Mere Days by Matt Alderton During COVID-19, the AEC industry has supported those on the front lines, building modular hospitals around the world at breakneck speeds—and gaining valuable insights in the process.
