Social Project Delivery
Caesar Ruest is the Autodesk Construction Solutions
Executive based in Toronto, Canada
The
ability to create, post, and access information anytime and anywhere is
expected within a public environment through social media applications
delivered through web. The successful adoption of social media exists due to a
low cost of entry like a cell phone, ease of use, and the ability to share
information. Globally, social media has been proven to create change at
astonishing rates. Considering the world of capital projects, can we leverage a
similar prescription with positive results? Social project delivery could be
the future where project teams socialize their updated project status through a
personalized web page, and share or access critical project files through the
Cloud. The Cloud offers a low cost entry point for data storage and software
services compared to the investment in servers and high performance workstations.
The real potential of the social project environment involves the external
project members who need to view and comment on the project information by
using their web browsers. This session will describe the innovation within
Cloud collaboration throughout the project lifecycle, and highlight upcoming
advancements in Revit centralized cloud models.
Virtual Reality and its
Impact on the AEC Industry
Join Shari Tambasco for a live demonstration and
discussion on how Virtual Reality will impact the design Industry.
Virtual Reality has the potential to have a
big impact on the architectural, engineering and construction industries,
especially once we start experiencing the benefits of this burgeoning
technology. VR gives us a truer perspective on our work, as we are figuratively
plunked down into the middle of our creations-designs that are layered with
rich information and endless variation. In the VR environment architects and
designers can better visualize form and scale while exploring a building or
space. Additionally, VR provides us with the opportunity to consider design
options and refine areas that would have been difficult to visualize in a more
conventional method.
Please save the date: February
25th from 6pm to 9pm
Okanagan College KLO Road
Kelowna.
Sc
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