Walt Disney World’s Brandon Wlosinski and Autodesk’s Dorian Chau explore what digital twins mean for building owners.

Forge can help your business build innovative solutions to solve industry challenges. Check out these specific use cases from AECOM for optimizing the design collaboration, review, and submittal processes for your project teams.

Industrialized construction can help you meet business outcomes while reducing waste and addressing today’s housing crisis.

Infrastructure managers need reliable, up-to-date asset data to meet the expectations for safe roads. The Flemish Agency for Roads and Traffic shares how they’re implementing BIM and Asset Lifecycle Management for their projects.

Check out this collaborative, innovative workflow for a set of high-end prefabricated housing units that can be applied to similar projects like hotels and hospitals.

Inventor and iLogic can help support modular design and function automation, from developing standards-based designs to updating CAM toolpaths and FEA studies.

Delivering a successful BIM infrastructure project requires planning. Check out these key considerations and resources, from standards and data to interoperability, tools, and the benefits of a platform approach.

BIM, simulation, generative design, and other digital tools can help your firm meet sustainability goals for buildings and infrastructure. Emmanuel Di Giacomo explains.

Digital twins are trending, and the number of organizations using them is expected to triple by 2022. Join David Fink and Alejandro Mata for an introductory tour.

Discover how Forge and BIM 360 can be used to safely and dynamically manage the data generated during the operation of infrastructure assets. Guilherme Borges de Lima discusses the benefits and shares the workflow.

Digitizing and streamlining the process for replacing industrial parts brings better results for customers and businesses.

Automation in architecture can empower people to do better work in more sustainable ways. Jeffrey McGrew shares his insights.

Take a tour of the latest cloud-based VR and AR tools that help stakeholders participate in the building design process.

Learn how the digital twin--an ever-evolving reflection of a physical building--can transform the building lifecycle.

Paul Murphy and Melissa Ross of GHD share their insights on what the response to the pandemic has taught us about ourselves as individuals and as a society, and the ways that it will permanently reshape our cities and how we plan them.

By integrating schedule, cost, and other design data into VR experiences for architecture, stakeholders can improve decision making. Kelsey Stein explains.