Description
We’ll show how to integrate innovative design, manufacturing, and construction under a single process, through one platform, to achieve greater efficiency and overall performance. With optimal on-site and office coordination, you can achieve optimal capacity planning, maximize factory utilization, and streamline your processes—significantly improving scheduling and cost. We’ll show you how to integrate and establish a process around BIM (Building Information Modeling), virtual design and construction (VDC), production flows, materials flow, field logistics, and on-site installation. We’ll also discuss ways that traditional construction companies are rethinking these processes and systems. By using the latest technology, they’re making greater improvements, and bringing off-site construction into a controlled factory setting. We’ll show you how they’re able to optimize processes before optimizing other things like materials to deliver greater innovation, quality, and productivity.
Key Learnings
- Discover the benefits of verticalization
- Learn how to fully integrate design, manufacturing, and construction
- Learn about how to optimize processes by shifting to off-site / factory setting
- Learn how to maximize efficiency, innovation, and capacity
Speakers
- RIRaghi IyengarRaghi Iyengar is founder and CEO of Manufacton, which is bringing the best of manufacturing to construction. A construction technology professional for over 25 years, Raghi joined Intel Corporation in 1988 and spent a decade leading software initiatives to support construction, material supply chain, and facilities management for Intel’s worldwide manufacturing organization. While at Intel Raghi was technical advisor to the Center for Integrated Facility Engineering (CIFE) at Stanford University, where he funded research over a decade around virtual design and construction. Raghi joined Autodesk, Inc., in 2006 to bring building information modeling (BIM) into construction. As product line manager he led initiatives around construction modeling with Revit software, acquisition of Navisworks software, and several cloud/mobile startups that are now part of BIM 360 software, and he worked on product strategy with many advanced construction companies around the world.
- JBJason BarberA construction technology professional for over 25 years, Raghi Iyengar joined Intel in 1988 and spent a decade leading software initiatives to support construction, operations & maintenance, and materials management at all Intel’s factories worldwide. At Intel, Raghi was also technical advisor to Center for Facility Engineering (CIFE) at Stanford University, funding research for virtual design & construction. After Intel, Raghi continued to create software solutions for the AEC industry as founder of VisonPlanner (1998) and managing director at Inquest Technologies (2002). Raghi joined Autodesk in 2006 to bring building information modeling (BIM) into construction. As product line manager, he led initiatives around construction modeling with Revit, acquisition of Navisworks and several cloud/mobile startups that are now part of the collaborative construction application called BIM 360, and worked on product strategy with some of the most advanced construction companies in the world.
- BWBob WillisBob Willis is leading the commercial efforts as CRO of Manufacton. Bob has vast experience in the AEC and owner areas with significant experience with large general contractors both on the building, infrastructure and industrial markets. Bob has been developing sales, marketing and operations for both large and developing companies over the past 20 years.
- JBJason BarberJason Barber is the Vice President of Industry Solutions and Strategy at Manufacton, a cloud-based off-site construction, supply chain, and material management platform. Barber has been in the construction industry since 2005. Prior to Manufacton he ran operations for an Emcor division and served as resident engineer and construction manager at Kiewit. He is a registered Professional Engineer and holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Colorado State University.
Josh BoneFor more than two decades Josh Bone has been implementing, training, and presenting construction technology solutions to AEC&O (Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Owners) professionals. Having worked with some of the top technology leaders in the industry, Josh specializes in identifying best practices and methodologies for integrating construction technology into everyday workflows. Today Josh works with ELECTRI International the non-profit foundation for the electrical construction industry as the Executive Director where he is helping to ensure electrical contractors and industry partners across North American and around the world have access to the best research, educational programming, student engagement, and international outreach. Josh has had the opportunity to share his knowledge with audiences and publications across North America as a frequent professional speaker and guest editorial contributor.