Whether a construction project is simple or complex, it's important that everyone on the project has the same information to deliver work faster. SSOE Group is no stranger to this concept. Named a top architecture, engineering, and construction firm for more than a decade, SSOE Group specializes in delivering complicated, high-stakes projects and sustaining client support through long-term program management, having saved their clients $2 billion since 2009. Even after 75 years in the business, SSOE continuously develops new workflows to facilitate effective cross-team collaboration by using the Bridge collaboration tool in Autodesk Construction Cloud. This agility has contributed to 150 of SSOE's clients staying with the firm for more than 20 years. Join Luis Angel Garcia from SSOE Group and Matt Burness from Autodesk as they walk through the product basics of Bridge and share SSOE's best practices of implementing Bridge to standardize data sharing and ensure everyone on the project has the information they need during and after construction.

Explore how Stowe Australia—the country's largest privately owned electrical and communications contractor with 1,600 employees and an annual revenue of approximately $550 million—has revolutionized its operations by adopting Autodesk Construction Cloud. This session will explore the challenges faced when integrating a comprehensive digital solution into a business that has thrived since 1910. We'll discuss our multifaceted strategy to address these challenges, including conducting awareness sessions, holding discovery workshops, implementing tiered training programs, forming a steering committee, and establishing metrics to gauge adoption of Autodesk Construction Cloud. Learn about our decision to choose Autodesk Construction Cloud, the tangible improvements it has brought to our business, and our future goals for using this technology. This presentation will offer attendees a detailed road map of our implementation process, providing actionable insights for businesses aiming to enhance their digital infrastructures.

Any construction team using project specifications knows that while specs are a critical resource, they can also be very frustrating to work with. From navigating their depth and complexity, it's a necessity to have quick access to information and an understanding of the document holistically as well as in detail. In this session, we'll guide you through the value of the Specifications tool in Autodesk Docs and Autodesk Build, and demonstrate how it can support your team in finding relevant data from project specifications for easier accessibility, navigation, and flexible search; fostering communication with increased visibility of data to make more-informed business decisions and reduce risk; and managing specification versions so the up-to-date information is available. We'll also show you how to integrate the tool into your current workflows as well as give insight on some of the exciting new features that will extend your ability to use spec information in your projects.

Step into the construction innovation lab and experience Autodesk Build software like never before! Join us for a hands-on journey through key features and functions as we navigate the innovative capabilities of this powerful construction management platform. Get ready to build your expertise and revolutionize your project workflows in this immersive session.

India's oldest construction company was established in 1865. Learn how it's swiftly adapting to the ongoing advancements in cloud-based common data environment (CDE) platforms for efficiently managing highly fragmented construction data generated on a large-scale project in Mumbai, India. In a traditional setup, more than 200 hours of additional time is spent per month across five functions and 12 roles, leading to multiple layers of duplicity of information and data entry. In an attempt to drastically reduce this time spent, the project team has adopted Autodesk Construction Cloud to create powerful workflows that successfully connect teams across various functions, leading to a significant improvement in data transparency and accessibility, and thus closing the gap between site and the project management office. In this session, discover how throughout the last 18 months the platform has been used to create and manage more than 90,000 assets, 9,000 forms, 6,500 files, 1,000 reviews, 600 transmittals, 500 issues, and 50 RFIs—with very little change management involved.

Meet with product experts from Autodesk to hear what functionality has recently been released for Autodesk Docs and the Autodesk Construction Cloud platform, and what features are on the upcoming road map.

In-wall coordination is arguably one of the most complex workflows to manage throughout the whole lifecycle of a project build. But it doesn't have to be. There are many factors that go into designing and building the interiors of any project, and this can become even more complex in projects involving health care and life sciences. In the construction industry, it's not uncommon for the walls of a building to be coordinated by traditionally marking up construction documentation, or by field coordinating MEP rough-in. However, this approach can lead to a lot of RFIs and rework—and an overall quality reduction. Enhancing in-wall coordination through a virtual coordination process will not only improve the overall efficiency of your project build, it will also unlock many prefabrication opportunities for the general contractor and trade partners. And it will provide opportunities for multitrade layout through robotics, combat labor shortages, and greatly increase the overall quality output of the project.

Through a detailed exploration of safety workflows within the platform, attendees will learn to customize processes to meet project-specific needs and compliance standards. You will discover how Autodesk Build software fosters real-time collaboration among stakeholders, facilitates data-driven decision making with advanced analytics tools, and empowers proactive safety management. Drawing from industry best practices and illuminating case studies, this session will equip attendees with the practical knowledge and insights needed to elevate safety standards, mitigate risks, and drive continuous improvement across construction projects.

Managing information across mega infrastructure projects becomes complex, especially when multiple companies and multi-site teams are involved. In this session, discover how EGIS is using Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) and Civil 3D/Revit to streamline processes by creating an ISO19650-compliant 'single source of truth' environment. We will explain how a design team of 170 people from 9 different companies, spread across more than 10 different locations, collaborates to deliver a new 70 km long high-speed rail project in the Middle East, including stations and major structures. Learn how to establish a controlled sharing environment with ACC Docs by applying user permissions and design review workflows, facilitating seamless internal and external collaboration. Additionally, we'll delve into configuring Civil 3D Data Shortcuts to access and share up-to-date and validated data, and how EGIS is applying automation plugins in Civil 3D to increase the performance of the teams when producing design deliverables. This approach will help you boost design efficiency and minimize rework throughout the design phase.

Infrastructure projects typically involve multiple disciplines (engineers, contractors, roadways, surveys, drainage) often spread across locations, creating a collaboration challenge. Additionally, large infrastructure projects can be complex, making it hard to track the progress. The Design Collaboration module in Autodesk Construction Cloud can be your solution. It allows design teams to share models, collaborate in real time, track project packages, monitor progress, and much more—all in one centralized location. In this session, we'll cover how infrastructure project teams can use the Design Collaboration module by setting up team spaces while maintaining ownership of data. Learn about the different trust environments—high, medium, and low—ensuring a seamless collaboration experience regardless of the complexity of your project. We will also explore how to use the Bridge feature within Design Collaboration to share project information externally while maintaining control of your information.

We will take you through Verkís's journey of transitioning its Civil 3D project at Keflavík International Airport to Autodesk Construction Cloud. This presentation will serve as a comprehensive manual for managing Civil 3D projects in the cloud. We'll explore the specifics of how Verkís orchestrated its project folder structure, and we'll look at the bridges the company recommends establishing between your Autodesk Construction Cloud and that of your clients. We will share Verkís's experiences with Desktop Connector, explain how data shortcuts function in a cloud environment, and demonstrate how you can maximize the potential of Sheet Set Manager to improve drawing production. Additionally, we'll discuss strategies for managing review processes, as well as project deliveries. Whether you're considering moving your Civil 3D projects to Autodesk Construction Cloud but are uncertain about what to anticipate, or you've begun the process but became overwhelmed and unsure about the optimal way to organize your cloud projects, this session was designed for you.

Come learn how Civil Engineering firm WSB moved nearly 400 users and over 400 projects from the network to Construction Cloud in one year and ditched the server. We'll cover lessons learned along the way and improving file management techniques. How to manage Desktop Connector and Civil 3D and techniques to reduce file management errors and circular references. Learn how to utilize file naming templates to optimize company file management standards. Dive into the user management system and how to optimize managing users, permissions and project templates. Leveraging Bridge to establish connections across projects and clients utilizing Construction Cloud. We will finish the course with bringing the entire team together, whether they use a CAD platform or not. Learn how to use the review tools, markups and create issues and leverage quality management tools that keep the team communicating and connected. Are you ready to ditch the server and make the move to the cloud?

When a large-scale infrastructure project gets started, you'll need to use tools in the Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection to work with your data efficiently. The information in this session will reduce the time it takes to process huge files, from processing LiDAR-based surface models in ReCap software to implementing Autodesk Construction Cloud workflows. Speed up open times, improve collaboration, and learn best practices you can use immediately. We'll dive into topics that include: determining when to break up files using Data Shortcuts, managing .mms files for large surface models, using Autodesk Docs software for data management, and adjusting AutoCAD settings for optimal performance.

From gigaprojects to roads, manufacturing facilities, and everything in between, using technology that serves many diverse markets is no small task. The fun really starts when you add in the opinions of 55,000+ people. We at Jacobs have been rolling out Autodesk Construction Cloud as our common data environment (CDE) across our global business. We've seen some great results and hit plenty of roadblocks, but we're well on our way to establishing a global means of working in Autodesk Construction Cloud that will change the way we deliver projects. We're here to share what we've learned, and lead others down the path of digital transformation. The team members will offer insight into their different experiences of implementing Autodesk Construction Cloud. Each journey has been different, and most are at different stages on their continued journeys. Are you interested in civil? Buildings? Life sciences? ISO 19650? Join us for a panel of Jacobs leaders working to make Autodesk Construction Cloud the company's single source of truth, and see what you can learn from all we've accomplished.

Don't just analyze your storm pipe networks; design them in one go with Civil 3D and InfoDrainage Ultimate software. Supercharge your workflow using Autodesk Docs software to store rainfall data and other design resources. Exchange data between Civil 3D and InfoDrainage for green infrastructure efficiency. Save time by storing pipe exchange settings and collaborating in the cloud.

This panel will explore the ways in which owners, or owner representatives, collaborate with design teams while simultaneously in active construction. We will discuss how the design-build approach is executed to provide a quality and sustainable product while exploring how we navigate through coordination and oversight to provide a single source of truth. This panel will also explore the ways in which we use Autodesk to manage projects with readily available information and real-time field data.

Can a digital twin help preserve one of the nation's preeminent Victorian civic structures? Quinn Evans, the 2024 AIA Architecture Firm Award recipient, specializes in the preservation of historic buildings, empowering its clients to harness a wealth of data—from historical records to maintenance and operational insights. Employing historic building information management (HBIM) alongside scan-to-BIM-to-twin workflows, Quinn Evans has pioneered a method to merge past data with current information. Working with the Michigan State Capitol, the firm has applied this approach to more efficiently, effectively, and sustainably manage and maintain the Capitol, including more than nine acres of historic finishes, all while serving the state legislative body and general public. Learn how Quinn Evans is giving the Michigan State Capitol the keys to avoid potential disasters, a proper historical catalog, and unique insights through data and digital twins.

This class is the next level up from the “Structural Design to Fabrication: Revit and Advance Steel—Buddies for Life” class at Autodesk University 2020. Once you have designed, simulated, and generated the fabrication drawings, the next step is making them available to the field teams. On top of that, tracking the changes and ensuring the site teams have access to the latest documentation is one of the main challenges. This class will focus on the various office-to-field workflows you can use to share the latest and greatest structural BIM (Building Information Modeling) data and fabrication drawings with the extended teams in the field. You will learn about the Autodesk Docs workflows that come in the Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection that you can use to share and compare different versions of structural BIM data and fabrication drawings for effective decision-making processes in the field. This class will also cover the process of creating and managing issues related to structural field workflows.

Autodesk Docs now include workflows in support of ISO 19650 – an international design and construction information management standard. Governments across the world realize that inconsistent standards and practices are leading to huge inefficiencies and are mandating that these processes are adhered to. Unforeseen events like Covid have exposed how quickly things can change and we’ve have had to learn the hard way that the industry needs to be better prepared for the future. The need for a robust and powerful CDE solution is now more important than ever. Autodesk Docs provides comprehensive capabilities for managing construction records through their entire life cycle and it’s all in the cloud! In this class we will demonstrate how document controllers can manage and optimize the document management process, handle the review, exchange, and distribution of project drawings, models, all while maintaining a consistent naming standard.

This class will be delivered by Hill Construction, a U.K.-based housebuilder, supported by Topcon Corporation and Autodesk, Inc. Hill Construction will describe its Building Information Modeling (BIM) journey so far, and how the firm has applied BIM 360 tools into its workflows on a complex construction project undertaken by Hill Bespoke in Cambridge, England. The class will cover how using a variety of mass-data capture techniques to gather as-built documentation combined with integrated on-site verification and management has improved efficiencies and reduced errors using innovative new workflows. Hill will describe the impact of these new workflows incorporating software (including BIM 360 Field cloud service, BIM 360 Layout cloud service, BIM 360 Glue cloud service, and BIM 360 Docs cloud service) integrated with Topcon mass-data capture and layout solutions, and the efficiencies gained over traditional methods. We will show content and examples from the historically important housebuilding project combining both complex renovation with new-build processes. This session features BIM 360 Layout, BIM 360 Field, and BIM 360 Glue. AIA Approved