Description
Key Learnings
- Recognize how connected information can help to reduce the time it takes to gather relevant data from different systems
- Learn how to better judge the different areas that need to be considered when building large-scale solutions for infrastructure projects
- Discover how BIM 360 and Forge can be used to connect multiple data and share information within the extended team
- Learn how far automation could go to help efficiency
Speakers
- MBMarc-Oliver BoeckelkenMarc-Oliver Böckelken works as a BIM implementation manager at Siemens Mobility GmbH in Brunswig, Germany. With 18 years of experiences in implementation of tools and processes for design and engineering for railway signaling projects. He started to develop a process to use Building Information Modeling in railway signaling projects end of 2016. Meanwhile he is rolling out the process worldwide within the Siemens Mobility for railway signaling projects.
- CZClaudia ZehClaudia Zeh works as a Senior Implementation Consultant with Autodesk Consulting, based in Germany. With over 15 years working in the geospatial domain, she brings extensive experience from working on different types of infrastructure projects with customers in the area of AEC, construction, rail industry and utilities. With her broad technological background from designing and developing solutions, database management, requirements specifications, she provides consulting services to customers around the Autodesk Infrastructure and Autodesk Construction portfolio covering workflow assessment, customization and solution implementation.
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