Bentley Systems, Incorporated Past Events

This session focuses on CATV providers’ reliance on divisional engineers to manage and assign the work that needs to be completed for that area of responsibility. The presentation looks at what new tools are available to help assign and track this work, enabling the sharing of information throughout the organization. These tools are tightly integrated with those used by engineers and designers responsible for completing the work.

In this session Steve Jones of McGraw-Hill Construction shares its economic forecast for the industry. The presentation focuses on the impact of the federal stimulus program, and insights on key trends, including sustainability, collaborative practices and technology strategy.

This session’s keynote address provides a summary of how the mines and metals industry acts as a barometer of the global economy. The presentation examines how the current economic downturn has impacted the engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM) services industry. Special attention is paid to mining and process plant projects.

Bentley’s ProjectWise Dynamic Plot Brings Paper Into Digital Age to Help Mitigate Project Risk. Computers promised the end of paper but in reality the more work engineers do on their computer, the more paper they create as a result!  And paper-based drawing review and mark-up workflows are fraught with errors and risks because the digital content and paper plots are never in sync and the process is so slow. What if an engineer could automate plotting and at the same time maintain an intelligent link between his paper plot and his digital models and drawings?  Think of the time saved and the errors avoided if engineers were always reviewing and marking up the right drawing and their markups were never out of synch. Please join us virtually to learn more about this very important announcement.

 

Water Loss Seminar and Workshop 2008 is organised by Bentley, software provider for the lifecycle of the world`s infrastructure. This seminar is organised in conjunction with The Water & Environmental Exchange summit. This event will focus on the most recent modelling techniques to reduce water losses in pipe networks. The panel sessions for this event will feature examples of how engineers from academia, public and private companies are currently dealing with water losses and the progress made on these issues.

Event objectives:

Learn about the latest research and development in areas of managing and reducing water loss in water distribution systems.

- Agenda:

January 28-29: Technical paper presentations.

January 29-30: Hands-on workshop - water loss analysis and modelling using WaterCAD/WaterGEMS V8 XM

- Submit your abstract (before Nov. 16):

- Register (early-bird discount before Nov. 15):