A typical construction project is made up of multiple teams across all phases of the project lifecycle. Owners, main contractors, and subcontractors all use alternative systems and platforms. In fact, 25% of construction companies use five or more different software applications. This makes integration and communication harder and limits project data usage. How do you address these challenges?

Join Microsol Resources as we explore today’s challenges in the construction industry and how we can collaborate better to increase collaboration, improve data accuracy through standardization and digitization, and use a single source of truth. We will also show how Autodesk Build support teams, projects, and businesses all in a connected way. Autodesk Build was launched, bringing together the best of PlanGrid and Build into a single product. 

During this webinar, attendees will gain an understanding of:

• Ability to utilize Autodesk Build to ensure their projects stay on track by identifying potential issues early on, reducing miscommunication and errors, and mitigating costly rework.
• How to track all project issues in one centralized location using Autodesk Build, enabling them to resolve issues earlier and keep projects on schedule.
• How to develop easy-to-adopt, repeatable safety programs using Autodesk Build that encourage all team members to take ownership of site safety, resulting in a safer and more productive worksite.
• Leveraging the integration of project management and field execution data in Autodesk Build to identify root causes of cost impacts and make data-driven decisions to optimize project budgets and timelines

Whether you're a project manager, superintendent, or field worker, this webinar is for anyone looking to elevate their construction management skill and drive success on every project.

About the Presenter

Maria Adames is and AEC Applications Specialist at Microsol Resources based out of the Boston area. She is an architectural designer with vast experience in applying technology to practice, using tools such as Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, Enscape, and more.  She complements her architectural interests with a strong ability in digital fabrication and modeling techniques, which he has exercised in constructing architectural 3D models. Working as an architectural designer, she developed an interest in technology for the construction industry and the future of the many professions involved in it. Maria received her Master of Architecture from the Boston Architectural Center and her Bachelor of Architecture from Pontificia Universidad in the Dominican Republic. She is fluent in Spanish as well as English. During her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading, and exploring new places.

Microsol Resources is an Approved Provider through the AIA/CES and will provide a Certificate of Completion for 1 AIA LU and PDH for this seminar.