Description
Key Learnings
- Understand the Design as a Service Paradigm
- Understand readiness criteria to support this change
- Understand potential value of this change to all industry stakeholders
- Understand the internal and external challenges to delivering projects under this paradigm
Speakers
- UOUchenna OkoyePrincipal Customer Success Manager with Autodesk with over 20 years experience as an AEC business consultant, general contracting project manager, and a structural engineer. Primary engagement with large global design and construction firms has focused on achieving business outcomes by integrating the right people, with the right process, and the right technology, at the right time. Have additional expertise in Lean Design and Construction practices and expert facilitation.
- BMBram MommersBram Mommers is an expert in Digital in the context of the (international) construction industry. Since 2007 Bram has been involved in various aspects of the Digital strategy of Arcadis. From leading the local implementation of BIM towards becoming the corporate Chief Digital Officer in 2019. As such he has led the Digital Transformation of Arcadis to ensure that Arcadis can fully leverage digital to enhance its business offering to clients. Bram was appointed as Global Technology Officer for Arcadis in 2021. He is now responsible for transforming a traditional IT function into a Technology function which is increasingly focused on value creation in collaboration with the business to bring the digital strategy of Arcadis to life. Arcadis is the world's leading company delivering sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets. We are more than 36,000 people, in over 70 countries, dedicated to improving quality of life.
- Matt AnderleMatthew is an Associate Vice President and the Director of Digital Strategy for the Digital Practice & Technology business line with AECOM. He is a BIM and technology evangelist with over 23 years of experience establishing global digital workflows, developing computational approaches to AEC industry processes, and delivering BIM focused toward enriched Asset Management technology integrations. Matthew developed the AECOM analytics engine for the digital project lifecycle, leveraging metrics to improve BIM execution, model performance, and data validation, which is utilized globally. He pioneered innovative automation workflows and security policies in a common data environment addressing key stakeholders by responsibility with an emphasis toward AECOM market sectors. Matthew is recognized as a global leader and has received several awards for the innovative and efficient implementation of digital delivery processes, including maintaining cost, schedule, quality assurance, and digital certainty for a wide variety of project types. Matthew established the Digital First Strategy for AECOM Americas and supports the execution of digital delivery across the geography. Matthew also directs and manages complex infrastructure project teams on BIM collaboration workflows, enabling global teams to work as one entity.
- TLTimothy LaChapelleTim almost 30 years of software development leadership experience in multiple markets from Aircraft Communications, Medical Systems Instrumentation & Data Analysis, Global Internet Optimization, and many other big-data markets in commercial industry. In his last 13 years at PARSONS, Tim spent 10-years leading the technical execution in our National Security business segment, helping to drive innovation and completion of key strategic national cybersecurity initiatives, and especially the last two years helping to lead the digital transformation of PARSONS' aviation, rail, transit, intelligent infrastructure, environmental, and energy businesses. As Chief Digital Officer at PARSONS, Tim continues to use his skills to push technical innovation and digital transformation across PARSONS' federal and critical infrastructure businesses to ensure a more resilient and sustainable world for customers and his family (wife, Laura, and their four children) located near Baltimore, Maryland.
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