Perspectives
by Chris Noon
On the night before Christmas, children around the world will hang their stockings with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon will be there. But if theyāre a bit impatient theyāve always got an option:...
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by Tomas Kellner
Having a solid plan and the ability to assess risk while preparing to enter uncharted waters has helped Steve Ross become a successful scuba diver. The same skills guide him when he changes from his wetsuit into a suit and...
by Jena Shore
by Angela Curry
by Chris Bradshaw
I love my adopted City of London. English poet John Davidson described it far better than I can in the final verse of his poem āLondonā, written over 125 years ago: The parks, the squares, the thoroughfares,The million-peopled lanes and...
by Mark Coates
In the ever-evolving landscape of the global infrastructure sector, the journey to the future is defined by digital transformation, and infrastructure digital twins are playing the leading role. Squeezed between a resource capacity gap and growing demand, the sector...
by Julien Moutte
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) concluded last month after 14 days of negotiations. While opinions on its success may vary, I view the outcomes of COP28 as a historic and significant stride towards achieving net zero by 2050....
by Rodrigo Fernandes
At Bentley, we have always valued the diversity, creativity, and innovation that come from collaborating across global teams, geographies, and backgrounds. We recognize that over the past three and a half years, the world of work has rapidly changed, and...
by Suzanne Little
The last few decades have been largely defined by the digital revolution. Personal computing has evolved from basic gaming and word processing on a monochrome display, to journeying to distant websites and databases on an early version of the internet,...
by Julien Moutte