Description
As industrialized construction, prefabrication, and modular construction start to gain traction, how will this change the way companies work? How will traditional roles need to evolve, what new personas will be required, and what tools will they use? For instance, who’s responsible for designing a “building system,” and who uses these systems when designing a building? Is this a new class of builders? Or is this just new means and methods applied to construction? How can we create a more connected digital workflow that allows stakeholders to work across many levels of complexity, but not burden each user with the responsibility of knowing all the tools and details?
Key Learnings
- Discover what productization for construction is, and learn about the appropriate elements it can be applied to.
- Learn about the new work, processes, and tools required to implement productization and industrialized construction.
- Learn about the skills and people required to adopt new processes and tools.
- Learn about a meaningful proof of concept project that demonstrates the value of productization for construction.
Speakers
Az JasatAz is Autodesk’s Senior Industry Manager for Industrialized Construction (IC) working on the development and execution of IC strategy. He has been at Autodesk since 2014, his previous role in the Customer Success organization supporting enterprise level AEC customers in realizing value from their partnership with Autodesk. Prior to Autodesk, Az spent 6 years in manufacturing (nuclear, process, automotive) and 14 years in MEP Prefabrication, responsible for prefab strategy, execution and operations. He has a track record for factory start up for MEP prefabrication and led the development of technology solutions to speed up the prefabrication design process and connect data with manufacturing ERP systems. He holds a patent for a safe lifting mechanism for MEP distribution racks and a master’s in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing and Management from The University of Birmingham.
Ryan McMahonRyan is a veteran of the manufacturing and design industry, bringing more than 25 years of experience delivering products across the medical device, IT, and high-performance computing industries. As General Manager, Manufacturing Informed Design at Autodesk, he leads a team that develops new solutions to bring manufacturing information into the design process enabling Industrialized Construction and bringing manufacturing means and methods to construction. Ryan holds three patents related to the healthcare field. His educational background includes a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and an MBA.
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