Embracing Connected Data in the Construction Industry
The construction industry is going through a major shift thanks to the power of connected data. With projects becoming more complex, linking data across all stages—design, planning, procurement, construction, and operations—has become essential. Yet, many companies still face the problem of disconnected data, which can lead to lost productivity, missed deadlines, cost overruns, delays, and, […]
Top Benefits of Autodesk Construction Cloud for FGMA’s Project Management
Customer challenge In 1945, architect Jake Gatewood established his practice in Mt. Vernon, a bustling crossroads town and county seat in Southern Illinois. He soon joined forces with Cliff Fields, Jack Goldman, and George Magee. Today, the firm operates as FGM Architects (FGMA), a nationwide, employee-owned architecture and interior design firm with offices in five United States. […]
BIM to GIS Collaboration Patterns Between Owners, AEC Firms, and Municipalities
BIM to GIS Collaboration Patterns Between Owners, AEC Firms, and Municipalities In the ever-evolving landscape of the architecture, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO) industry, the collaboration between Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has become a central focus. The integration of BIM and GIS has shifted from a niche innovation to an […]
A Seamless Transition to Efficiency
The issue faced by Spire Collective was that the current PLM system was outdated and did not allow for proper process control between different departments within the company. A system was needed that could be adapted to the existing workflow, rather than having the system dictate operational methods.
Connecting Engineering Design Data and Documentation
Lemke Industrial Machine had historically used Microsoft One Drive and SharePoint to manage all their engineering data. Over time, it became clear that they needed more robust procedures and methodologies with which to manage their engineering design data and documentation.
The Dynamic Duo of Water Infrastructure Management: Autodesk’s InfoWater Pro and Esri ArcGIS
If you work in water infrastructure management, you’ve likely encountered Autodesk InfoWater Pro and Esri ArcGIS. These powerful tools often work in tandem, helping engineers and water professionals address complex challenges. Let’s explore how these technologies complement each other and the key problems they can solve. InfoWater Pro is hydraulic modeling software designed specifically for […]
Integrating Autodesk Revit BIMs into ArcGIS 3D Scene Layers
Introduction In the evolving landscape of digital design and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), integrating Building Information Modeling (BIM) with GIS has become crucial for creating intelligent, data-driven urban environments. Autodesk Revit, a leading BIM software, enables detailed building design and construction planning. When integrated with ArcGIS 3D Scene Layers, it allows for immersive visualization, analysis, […]
Overcoming Inventory Challenges
We utilized expert solutions, capable platforms, and strong partnerships to solve Cush Suspension’s initial challenges, and set them up for future growth and success. See how we did it. https://youtu.be/Dtf7hofCCag The Customer Cush Suspensions specializes in OEM and aftermarket suspensions for trucks and trailers to help drivers achieve optimized ride quality. They are a provider […]
Updating Product Lifecycle Management Systems
A Client Success Story with Team D3 and Ezurio using Autodesk Fusion Manage and Upchain Customer challenge Ezurio, formerly known as Laird, is a global leader in comprehensive connectivity solutions for the transport, connected industry, connected medical, telecom/computing, and mobile device markets. With their existing worldwide footprint and with the constant advancements in related technologies, […]
Innovative Solutions: How Fusion and Generative Design Reshape Product Innovation
The challenge Britten faced was to redesign a “tried and true” part, that has been sold in the marketplace for years, to secure “intellectual property” for the redesigned part through a registered patent.