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MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----=_Part_186887656_1388666287.1746636677852" X-Binding: bg-abd-436 List-Unsubscribe-Post: List-Unsubscribe=One-Click List-Unsubscribe: , X-MarketoID: 572-JSV-775:0:69530:551061:973455:69270:9:914341:9290564-25 X-Mailfrom: 572-JSV-775.0.914341.0.0.69270.9.9290564-25@bounce.autodesk.com X-MktArchive: false X-MSYS-API: {"options":{"open_tracking":false,"click_tracking":false}} X-MktMailDKIM: true X-Spam-Status: No, score=-4.3 X-Spam-Score: -42 X-Spam-Bar: ---- X-Spam-Flag: NO ------=_Part_186887656_1388666287.1746636677852 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable DIGITAL BUILDER Change is scary for most people and businesses. But for construction, chang= e is ingrained in its DNA. Whether it's seeing projects evolve before your = eyes, managing scope creep, or embracing new jobsite tech, change is often = the norm versus the exception in construction. Beyond the day-to-day, a sig= nificant evolution is happening across the industry, impacting our workforc= e. How people work and their roles are changing for the better, and today, = we'll explore some ways how. IN TODAY'S EDITION: - It=E2=80=99s time to rethink what BIM managers and departments do=E2=80=94and what they co= uld do. =09- A discussion about the rise of the construction technologist . =09- An interview with a strategic BIM leader already on the helm of change at AECOM. =09- How innovative construction leaders are aligning with manufacturers, s= uppliers, and contractors earlier to build integrated and more efficient su= pply chains . Reimagining the role of the BIM manager BIM is becoming central to construction project delivery. No longer optiona= l, BIM is now expected by project owners, required by regulators, and essen= tial for teams navigating today=E2=80=99s integrated, data-rich constructio= n environments. Yet, while BIM adoption has grown, many firms still approac= h BIM as a tactical, project-specific function. That model is no longer sus= tainable. It=E2=80=99s time to rethink what BIM departments do=E2=80=94and = what they could do. Forward-looking firms must evolve BIM from a cost cente= r into a strategic driver of digital transformation across the business. We= take a look at just how. ${BtnLabel} <[[${BtnLink}]]> PODCAST: The modern construction technologist As a historical preservationist and a construction technologist, what might= make Judd Fuoto a walking contradiction could actually be his greatest str= ength. As the Senior Manager of Construction Operations Technologies at Sou= thland Industries, Judd uses his experience in historical preservation to d= rive his approach to innovation and leadership, constantly helping his team= balance new processes with the demands of the job in front of them. We sat= down with Judd to explore the state of construction technology roles today= , his journey through his career, and what job candidates need to know to s= uccessfully enter the field. Behind the Build: Interview with Joshua Hostetler, Director of BIM & Digita= l Technology, AECOM When it comes to navigating the modern AEC landscape, the job of integratin= g technology is just as important as delivering great design and constructi= on outcomes. That's because well-implemented digital workflows can remove b= ottlenecks, improve collaboration, and set projects up for success from day= one. Joshua Hostetler, Director of BIM & Digital Technology at AECOM, has = spent his career making that happen. In our latest Behind the Build feature= , Joshua talks about how he's driving change across a massive organization,= the tools that are working, and what's next on the horizon. 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