Perspectives
by Tomas Kellner
Five brothers enamored with computers and their potential pursued a bold idea to create software that could revolutionize how engineers design and build things. They spent the last four decades developing engineering software that has...
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Five brothers enamored with computers and their potential pursued a bold idea to create software that could revolutionize how engineers design and build things. They spent the last four decades developing engineering software that has helped shape infrastructure around the...
by Tomas Kellner
The London skyline is hard to pin down. Turn your back on it even briefly and another skyscraper seems to pop up. Itās not an illusion. The Standard newspaper reports that every 10 days, on average, another 20-story-plus building gets...
by Sean O'Neill
If you havenāt heard the news yet, Bentley Systems has acquired Cesium, the foundational open platform for creating powerful 3D geospatial applications. The acquisition brings together the leading open platforms and developer communities for the built and natural environment. However,...
by Julien Moutte
Bentley Systems set out on a mission four decades ago to change the way we build things. Since then, Bentley software has helped unlock the power of data for architects, engineers, builders and operators in nearly 200 countries. Our software...
by Tomas Kellner
Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) recently toasted Bentley Systemsā upcoming 40th anniversary during on-the-record remarks on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. The congresswoman serving Pennsylvania District 6, home to Bentleyās headquarters in Exton, applauded the companyās four-decade track...
by Jay Moye
The northern hemisphere slogged through its hottest summer in 2,000 years last year, and 2024 could be even warmer. This week, we look at how digital twins are helping communities adjust to rising temperatures, fight wildfires, forecast and prevent flooding,...
by Jay Moye
It was somewhere in the middle of Kansas when brutal crosswinds threatened to blow Katie Aguilar off her bike. Augilar had been surviving on little sleep and a diet of bagels, Bonk Breaker protein bars, and espresso shots, but she...
by Deb Landau
Did you know that optical fibers embedded in aging infrastructure can enable proactive maintenance, improve safety, and extend its life? Learn more about this and other exciting infrastructure research and innovation in our new column The 5 Coolest Things in...
by Deb Landau
In early May, you could hear a pin drop in Bangladeshās classrooms and playgrounds, as the countryās schools and colleges closed in response to a ferocious heatwave. But there was no respite for rickshaw driver Mohammed Shameem, who had no...
by Chris Noon