Technology
How AI and Machine Learning Are Helping Construction Reduce Risk and Improve Margins
In the last decade, with the advent of cloud and mobile technologies, industry leaders have been focused on digitizing construction workflows. This has resulted in improved efficiencies, but also has created an explosion of new data sources.
By Manu Venugopal
November 2, 2018
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by Manu Venugopal
Manu Venugopal is an A/E/C technology expert and thought leader focusing on Building Information Modeling, data and analytics. As a senior product manager at Autodesk, Manu leads efforts for Project IQ which is a part of Autodesk’s BIM 360 construction management platform. He is currently working on introducing machine learning and predictive analytics to construction industry providing insights to customers to help them deliver projects successfully. Manu has a Doctoral degree from Georgia Tech.
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