Tag: AI
The Next 5 Years: Building an AI Future for the Construction Industry
By Karuna Ammireddy
The construction industry is in the middle of a shift from an analog past to a digital future. Faced with stagnant productivity...
An Innovation Ecosystem
Embed One Into Your Firm’s Value Set
Phil Keil
The complexity and pace of change in the current business environment requires that the creation of value...
BQE Launches Industry’s First Conversational AI Feature
BQE Software, Inc., a global leader in accounting and project management software for professional services firms, launched Core Intelligence, an Artificial Intelligence tool that...
Predicting Output Variables
The Accuracy and Business Value of Machine Learning to Assess Water Main Infrastructure
By Doug Hatler
Municipal and investor-owned utilities often rely on subjective criteria to...
Is your engineering firm prepared for the AI revolution?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing industries across the board. By utilizing tons of data, the computer system can perform behaviors associated with human intelligence,...
BuroHappold Speaks on Technology, Creativity – and Better Decisions – at AIA National Architecture...
LOS ANGELES AND NEW YORK, N.Y. – The award-winning firm BuroHappold has announced that its partner Craig Schwitter has been invited to speak at...
Matterport launches software to make 3D tech widely accessible for AEC
Matterport unveiled Matterport Cloud 3.0, a subscription-based platform that enables users to transform panoramic and 360-degree imagery from spherical lens cameras into Matterport 3D fully immersive 3D models.
Smart transformation triggers robust cycle of economic growth in cities
ESI ThoughtLab released key findings from a worldwide benchmarking study of 136 cities that found that smart city investments trigger a robust cycle of economic growth by unlocking savings and attracting businesses, residents, and talent.
AI could help cities better detect water leaks
Costly water losses in municipal water systems could be significantly reduced using sensors and new artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
