Perspectives

by Kathleen Moore
Standing in her home on a leafy Dublin street, Liana O’Cleirigh sees what anyone else would: a red-brown armchair, a desk, and a window view of a neatly trimmed front lawn and the occasional passerby....
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Late in August, around 60 Bentley Systems engineers, designers, product managers, and experts from around the world gathered at the companyās headquarters in Exton, Pennsylvania, to put the finishing touches on OpenSite+, an engineering software solution that brings generative AI...

by Tomas Kellner
Engineers are paid to design roads and bridges. To help them expedite other tasks, Kyle Rosenmeyer, a superuser of Bentley Systems engineering software at VHB, built a custom artificial intelligence (AI) agent using Microsoftās Copilot Studio. The agent helps engineers...

by Kathleen Moore
Imagine walking across a bridge before a single beam has been laidāwatching the sun reflect off the bridgeās steel, leaning over the railing to take in the river below. With iTwin Engage, itās possible. Bentley Systems is debuting the new...
by Thomas Kohnstamm
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way infrastructure is designed, built, and operatedāand software from Bentley Systems is at the forefront of this change. Our applications help engineers and organizations unlock new levels of productivity, optimize decisions, and tap into...

by Patrick Noctor
On the night of January 31, 1953, a North Sea storm surge of over 5 meters inundated the Netherlands. Dikes failed. Communities disappeared under black water. Nearly 2,000 lives were lost. In the aftermath, the low-lying country faced a stark...
by Sean O'Neill
You donāt thread a metro tunnel under a historic city or build foundations in earthquake zones by guessing whatās beneath your feet. In the worldās most ambitious or unique infrastructure projects, Bentley Systemsā PLAXIS software gives geotechnical teams the insights...
by Sean O'Neill
In This Story… We celebrate Ada Lovelace, considered by many the world’s first computer programmer. Curiosity sparked these women’s journeys into engineering. Mentorship and networks help women thrive in STEM careers. Growing up in Cucuta, Colombia, Sharon Soler often popped...

by Kathleen Moore
by Shannon Lada
Otto Lynch lights up when talking about his favorite subject: power transmission lines. “There’s nothing better than a big, beautiful lattice tower with wires or a flexible, tubular steel pole,” he says without a hint of sarcasm. āI see transmission...

by Jay Moye
Jack Kavanagh is leading an effort to make municipal data work harder. As the open data lead at Smart Dublin, a joint initiative of the Irish capitalās four local authorities, Kavanagh manages a portal that consolidates public datasets ranging from...

by Tomas Kellner
What makes a city smart? For Luke Antoniou, senior editor at SmartCitiesWorld, itās using data and technology to improve how people live, work, and move through urban spaces. We caught up with Antoniou in Dublin in May at the first...

by Tomas Kellner