Description
In a crowded integration space and with only so many hours in the day, how do you choose which advanced enhancement to tackle for the highest and best use of Revit? We will look at the value added to the design process by focused learning related to BIM 360 vs. Dynamo vs. Forge vs. FormIt vs. Project Fractal. Our experts and thought leaders in each arena will focus on this discussion through the lenses of workflow efficiency, data loss, collaboration and integration into today’s workspace. Which integration will reign as champion in 2018?
Key Learnings
- Basics of each integration – what do these applications do?
- Prioritization and relational value of integrations – where do you start and why?
- Focused learning track – what is the highest value integration to pursue in 2018?
- ROI – what are the outcomes of the best focused learning track for Revit enhancement?
Speakers
Emily Bisaga DunneEmily Bisaga Dunne is currently the Industry Outcomes Lead for Building Design at Autodesk. In this global, strategic and operational position, she leverages expertise from experience in the AEC industry to help Autodesk understand key business outcomes for architectural and engineering technology customers. As one of the most passionate professionals regarding BIM, Generative Design and Cloud Solutions, Emily is driven to ensure innovative technology adoption and usher the AEC industry into the next generation of design technology. Emily has several years of experience working in the AEC industry on a variety of building typologies, from retail to multi-family development and throughout all phases of design, with focus in design development. Emily has worked for CBT Architects, MulvannyG2 Architects and Tsoi Kobus and Associates. Emily attended CUA, RISD + BLS in earning her Master of Architecture degree, concentration in Real Estate Development, Bachelor of Interior Architecture and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees.
Chris AquinoI have been at Autodesk for 8.5 years and is currently the Adoption Marketing Manager for BIM 360 Design, focusing on learning and adoption content and messaging. Before this role, I worked in the Enterprise Support organization driving adoption through 1:1 and 1:many training activities at some the largest AEC companies, as well as training internal ADSK employees. In a previous life, I practiced architecture in a small office in Cambridge, MA where I worked on renovations and new construction in both single and multi-family housing, as well as urban planning and park design for many municipalities in the Boston area. Throughout all of the roles, I really enjoy both learning, and imparting that knowledge to anyone who will listen.
Raquel Bascones RecioRaquel studied for her Masters in Architecture at the Technical University of Madrid. She then worked as an Architect in a small practice in Madrid. In 2011 she won a runner-up award in the ‘Europan 11’ competition for young European architects. Her interest in sustainable urban design, accessibility and public realm design led her to study a Master’s in Landscape Architecture. In 2013 Raquel moved to London and worked on several sports, public realm, resort and masterplanning projects including the Al Wakrah Stadium in Qatar and Four Seasons Montenegro. Raquel joined Populous in 2015 to lead the transition to BIM in the Landscape Team. She developed best practices and protocols for Landscape, as well as managed the BIM models. Raquel also participated in AU 2016 as a speaker on 'The secret to landscape modeling with Revit'. In 2017, Raquel moved to Barcelona to join Autodesk as an Implementation Consultant.- SNSam NseirSam is a Principal Technical Consultant with Autodesk Consulting. He is focused on delivering customized solutions and software integrations to enterprise customers in the AEC industry. Sam works closely with enterprise customers, account teams and product teams to deliver consulting projects. He is specifically focused on Autodesk Platform Services, ACC, BIM 360, and AEC BIM collection. Sam has over 20 years of experience with Autodesk products in the AEC industry and over 10 years of BIM implementation and custom solution development. He has worked on the delivery of several construction projects across many sectors in the United States and the Middle East since 2003. Sam joined Autodesk in 2015 as a Designated Support Specialist for Enterprise Priority Support team before moving to Autodesk Consulting in 2018 and is a licensed professional engineer with a master's degree in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University. Sam lives in Dallas, TX.
Jacob SmallAfter attaining his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Wentworth Institute of Technology, Jacob Small began his work at a small firm on the north shore of Massachusetts, before joining CBT architects in Boston where he gained exposure to larger scale projects. In 2017 he joined Autodesk, where he puts his 10+ years of experience in the AEC industry and expertise with Revit, AutoCAD, and Dynamo to help enterprise priority customers adopt computational design into their daily workflows.
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