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Getting the most out of building information modeling (BIM) means prepping for an administrative—and culture—change with a BIM execution plan.

Discover how a sustainable highway will ease congestion in Rotterdam, Netherlands—all without damaging the local environment.

Diversity in artificial intelligence is a problem. It’s up to programmers—and those who hire them—to fix it, and the time is now.

The next big transformation in AEC will be driven by owners using BIM for maintenance, creating a feedback loop for better design, build, and operations.

Companies, nonprofits, and employees all win when they partner for skills-based volunteering, which brings expertise to those in need.

Explore the pros and cons, including cost and performance considerations, of buying a workstation vs. desktop computer for your office.

XR’s immersive technology is gaining widespread adoption across multiple sectors to improve efficiencies, collaboration, and innovation.

Discover simple rules for success from a mechanical engineer who took the leap and started her own engineering firm.

As data centers skyrocket, so does carbon consumption. But data-center water cooling is a boon for both sustainability and efficiency.

All companies, big and small, need to set values and behaviors that position them for success. Here are 8 steps for changing organizational culture.

Global BIM mandates and policies can help break down information silos—and economic barriers—by sharing common processes, workflows, and data across borders.

The Hong Kong Advanced Manufacturing Centre will exemplify reindustrialization and Construction 2.0, using advanced technologies and streamlined processes.

OpenBIM helps design and construction teams exchange information while using their preferred software for a seamless end-to-end workflow.

Learn how preconstruction has evolved with technology to connect teams, streamline workflows, and predict building success.

Architect vs. engineer: The key to successful building design is setting a vision for a project and exploring ways to achieve it—together.

When it comes to government digital transformation, new technology can improve efficiency and accuracy and save money.

The recent rush to digitalization encouraged new ways of working, from cloud adoption and enhanced automation to innovation through XR.

VR training in the workplace can help nurses, managers, architects, and more can learn on the job—without the awkward role-playing.

Architecture and moviemaking have a lot in common—and data sharing across industries can help creative fields evolve to meet changing demands.