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With the rise of mobile technology the AEC industry is given the opportunity to do things in more efficient ways and solve problems in the field in new ways. There are many software tools out there that help assist us in accomplishing tasks and solving problems. This session will aim to look at some of those offerings and try to explain which are better for different project types.
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Learning Objectives
- Different ways to communicate live with the team
- Capturing information for different field tasks
- Retrieving information when you need to answer a question
- Using an enterprise system vs Software as a Service
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Speakers
Matt Petermann - Matt Petermann is a Digital Practice Manager working in the Chicago office of Perkins+Will. Matt brings a background of working on projects from concept to construction in different market sectors such as healthcare, higher education, corporate, and science + technology. His degree in architecture and affinity for technology uniquely positioned him for a roll with the firms design applications team. He has contributed to firmwide standards for BIM and Project Management among his many duties. Currently, he is focused on new technology and its role in the modern practice. This focuses on what new opportunities exist with our clients and with our process that were not possible before. This leads to a detailed look at the strategy of the firm and the profession for the future.