Digital twins can help road agencies integrate multiple siloed data sources, track and visualize change, produce actionable insights, and more. This overview highlights examples of digital twin applications ranging from roadways to an emergency bridge replacement.More>>

Two cities — one in China, one in Portugal — provide examples of how local governments are benefiting from simulating real-world situations, optimizing systems and processes, and monitoring the performance and condition of assets.More>>

Infrastructure projects will benefit from a thriving, open, and interconnected ecosystem of data — and that includes the free flow of data into and out of infrastructure digital twins.More>>

According to the Berlin-based CAD developer, the software-as-a-service transformation will likely take more than a decade, but the time to start investing in cloud solutions is now.More>>

Viewpoint: With BIM, the design stage is privileged over the execution stage — and tools that require specialized knowledge of BIM technology and operating skills are limiting the use of BIM in construction.More>>