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CAD or BIM: What’s Right for Your Project?

Both CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and BIM (Building Information Modeling) are popular software technologies used in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Although similar in their capabilities to create digital models of buildings and structures, they differ from each other...

by Nanette Dorando

Changing the Telecom Industry’s Approach to Tower Lifecycle Management

OpenTower iQ has been steadily transforming how the telecommunications industry handles tower management, but the digital twin solution didn’t start its life as the best-in-category leader it is today. Hear from Apurba Tribedi, Senior Director of Tower Products at Bentley...

by Bentley Expert

Success Story | Transit Oriented Development Dubai

WS Atkins overcame rail design challenges and site constraints with MicroStation’s parametric modeling capabilities....

by April Reed

Offshore Wind Activity is Growing. Growth Brings Challenges.

In this new e-book, Making Advances in Offshore Wind, you can find out how to integrate multidiscipline collaboration and streamline the analysis and design process. You will learn how project costs can be reduced while improving project deliverables....

by Bentley Expert

Five Reasons OpenSite is Key to Saving You Time and Money

These delays are not only frustrating, but they can significantly impact your bottom line. The faster you can get your design finalized and approved, the faster you can complete the project and begin generating revenue as soon as possible. But...

by Jo Evans

What Good is a Single Hydrant Flow Test?

I explained that a single hydrant flow test was pretty useless for evaluating system capacity or model calibration....

by Tom Walski

Data Integration in a BIM Environment

Whether it is a small renovation project or a massive university campus, centralized storage and sharing of this ever-increasing amount of information is a game changer for every step of the process from planning to design, to construction, and operation....

by Nanette Dorando

Using NBS Chorus Integration with OpenBuildings Designer

NBS Chorus integration enables OpenBuildings Designer users to establish a window directly into their NBS Chorus specification document and then attach or link geometry in a design file by applying metadata to objects....

by Brenden Roche

Are Two Heads Better Than One?

When I started in the water profession many years ago, there was a clear distinction between the American Water Works Association (AWWA) and the Water Pollution Control Federation (WPCF), now known as the Water Environment Federation (WEF). AWWA dealt with...

by Tom Walski

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Software Posts

Software Posts Recent Articles

CAD or BIM: What’s Right for Your Project?

Changing the Telecom Industry’s Approach to Tower Lifecycle Management

Success Story | Transit Oriented Development Dubai

Offshore Wind Activity is Growing. Growth Brings Challenges.

Five Reasons OpenSite is Key to Saving You Time and Money

What Good is a Single Hydrant Flow Test?

Data Integration in a BIM Environment

Using NBS Chorus Integration with OpenBuildings Designer

Are Two Heads Better Than One?

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