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Workforce adaptability
Construction project delivery firm PM Group invests in talent, training, and technology to successfully attract and retain employees.
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Sustainability
After a major US city’s water supply was disrupted by toxic algae, Arcadis used BIM and cloud collaboration to improve water system resilience.
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Sustainability
British Antarctic Survey is using sustainable construction to modernize its research facilities in Antarctica to support front-line climate research.
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“Autodesk construction solutions give us visibility on risk and a higher degree of focus. Insight is identifying the problems and constraints that now act as leading KPIs for BAM to identify hotspots, rather than relying on traditional construction intuition. We’re having less reactive conversations with more emphasis on KPIs that can drive continual improvement.”
— Michael Murphy, Digital Construction Operations Manager, BAM Ireland
Sustainability
Global sporting goods giant Decathlon embraces technology and innovation to support the planet—and transform its design and manufacturing processes.
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Sustainability
Using manufacturing robots for construction, Danish company Odico is bringing speed and efficiency to wind turbine construction.
Product innovation
California-based tuning shop BBi Autosport is pushing the boundaries of custom automotive manufacturing, from bespoke race car to consumer product.
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“Generative design helps the human mind expand the range of possibilities. With the help of generative design, a single designer or engineer can go through perhaps dozens or hundreds of different design iterations, so it enables them to see things that they may not have otherwise considered, and in tandem tackle complex problems. Which is to say that people still have a very important role to play in shaping the design direction. There will always be need for the human eye, the heart, and the soul as vital parts of the design process.”
— John Suh, Founding Director of the New Horizons Studio, Hyundai Motor Group
Connected production
A custom data pipeline and workflows in the cloud help Amazon Studios’ production teams deliver complex, large-scale film and TV productions.
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Connected production
Award-winning stop-motion animation studio LAIKA keeps complex productions on track with cloud collaboration and connected data.
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Connected production
Ten years after beginning a digital transformation with collaboration technology, acclaimed VFX company Jellyfish Pictures leverages its cloud investments to empower a global remote workforce and build a resilient business.
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Image comparing Weta Koru (top) with Maya courtesy of Weta Digital
“(Weta Digital’s new Software-as-a-Service offering) WetaM will raise the bar for global creative production, redefining the industry in the process. At its core, this partnership with Autodesk will extend the reach of the Weta magic, making it more accessible for artists in pursuit of creating amazing characters and worlds across film and television.”
— Prem Akkaraju, CEO of Weta Digital.
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