Bridging the Gap: From Design to Construction for Road and Bridge Projects (Archived Webcast)
Course Information
The world can move fast, and as technology continues to evolve it’s based on the data and systems that support them from the times past. As projects become more digital in the design phase and through construction, projects are becoming more connected. Tune in for a session to dig deeper.
Learning Objectives
At the end of the webcast, viewers should understand the following:
21st century workflows. Learn where the industry is heading.
Enabling digital design. Watch how you can begin to connect your desktop design to the cloud for construction.
Preparing 3D for 4D. Leverage the data you have at your fingertips for optimized construction.
Collaborating for construction. Learn how you can leverage technology for your team in the office and the field.
Speakers:
Don Lee, Senior Solution Architect • Solution Engineering - Bentley Systems
Lee is a senior application professional with strong technical and applied expertise. He’s also an experienced internal and external consultant with deep knowledge in the areas of software management, information standards, design and development. Joining Bentley in 2014 as a senior consultant with the Civil Infrastructure team, he has been providing training, coaching and configuration services for agencies and organizations across North America.
Mariano Colicchio, P.Eng., PMP, Construction Solutions Consultant, Solution Engineering - Bentley Systems
Colicchio is an application consultant for Bentley Infrastructure Cloud. He is a civil engineer whose experience prior to Bentley Systems combines construction supervision in industrial projects and product management for construction technology.
Kyle Reeder, P.E., Solution Manager, Transportation - Bentley Systems
Reeder has more than 13 years of experience as a professional engineer, commercial UAS pilot and technology enthusiast. His engineering career started in field operations/construction, then moved to land development and soon after transportation/highway design. His advanced algorithm, reality modeling and extended reality (XR) experience helped win work for large firms such as AECOM and WSP and also provided innovative ways for small- to medium-sized businesses to solve critical everyday problems.