Engineering firms are expected to deliver high-quality technical reports to clients, but while also battling time-consuming, inefficient internal processes. This article by Kelly L. Stratton, the founder and president of Quire, discusses how AI can address this paradox.
Nathan Kegel, Vice President of IES, shows how whole-building platforms in AEC address the fragmentation of siloed tools by providing an integrated environment where multiple performance tasks can be conducted from a single model.
Julian Geiger, Vice President of AI Product and Transformation at Nemetschek Group, discusses how to ensure that the powerful AI tools that are emerging enhance, rather than replace, human expertise and creativity in AEC/O.
The goal of this book is to provide a general understanding of the engineering principles that govern the seven infrastructure systems that power modern society: water, wastewater, transport, electricity, gas, solid waste, and telecommunication.
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