Overcoming the “If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It” Mentality in Plant Operations

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Aprendizajes clave

• Understand the benefits of Autodesk industry collections for consulting firms
• See an example of successfully implementing nonintelligent software platforms with the AEC Collection
• Learn how to bridge the learning-curve gap of the enhanced software experience
• See that "it" is broke and realize how to fix "it"

Oradores

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  Shale Robison

  Mr. Robison has more than twenty-three years’ of professional experience as a drafter/designer and as a sales & management executive using several major CAD/BI I M platforms including AutoCAD, Revit, Civil 3D, Plant 3D, Navisworks, Microstation, SketchUp, and Solidworks, plus point cloud applications, ReCap, LFM, PPiMMS, and CloudCompare, as well as Bluebeam. He has worked in Structural, Mechanical, Piping, and Civil disciplines for consulting engineers and owner operators in the Food, Petroleum, and Chemical processing, Water and Wastewater, Semiconductor, Utility, and Transportation industries with extensive multi-discipline and multi-platform experience on large projects. His passion is to minimize duplication of digital data, facilitate efficient integration of technologies, and to complete projects successfully. His career started out using manual drafting techniques and quickly moved to CAD and finally business ownership of consulting firms for technology integration.
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  Michael Johnson

  I have been working in the CAD world for 12 years now, including 3 years with my current company, Ei. As the Quality Assurance Manager and Technical Subject Matter Expert, I’m responsible for training our entire CAD team, as well as ensuring the end product meets/exceeds Ei Company standards. By implementing thorough Standard Operating Procedures, I help our team minimalize the human error aspect when using CAD.