Countries around the world are investing heavily in infrastructure to support economic growth, ensure energy security, and address climate change. Whether adapting existing infrastructure assets or building new ones, the task at hand is massive. However, to meet these needs, the infrastructure community is facing a growing engineering resource capacity gap. Engineering firms have more work than they can handle. In the U.S., backlogs of orders can extend to a full year, according to a report by the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC). The best way the infrastructure sector can increase capacity is by “going digital”, leveraging technology to improve efficiency and effectiveness. At our 2023 Year in Infrastructure (YII) conference, where we celebrate the people and organizations advancing infrastructure around the world by going digital, we asked all the nominees for the Going Digital Awards to quantify their savings from digital advancements. The results were staggering. Finalists reported a median savings of 18%. Now imagine the impact if all infrastructure projects could achieve such savings, and how this could help bridge the growing engineering resource capacity gap. One of the objectives of our annual conference is precisely to share these impressive success stories and inspire every infrastructure organization