Revolutionizing Construction Workflows with Autodesk Build

Credit type: 1 AIA LU.

Today, collaboration and access to information from anywhere and at any time are critical to successful project management. Collaboration drives decisions and delivers insights, reports, and predictive dashboards, driving better decisions.

Join Joseph Freund and Jim Stephen of Microsol Resources as they discuss how you can improve construction management and empower all builders with connected teams, workflows, and data.

Learning Objective

• Create and manage project-related activities (Issues, RFIs, Submittals, etc.) in a centralized location via the modules available in Autodesk Build.
• Leverage automation and machine learning by uploading sheets to a project, which automatically generates hyperlinks from sheet numbers and callouts.
• Attach photos taken on-site to issues, RFIs, submittals, markups, etc., and identify the location in the Revit model where photos were taken, allowing users to share relevant information with project members seamlessly.
• Build custom forms that can be used as punch lists, safety checks, etc. which users in the field can complete with the PlanGrid mobile app.

• Anna Liza Montenegro
  Director of Marketing
  Microsol Resources

  Anna Liza Montenegro

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  Anna Liza Montenegro is a trained architect and an accomplished marketing professional in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, she possesses both strategic and execution of marketing initiatives, go-to-market plans, and execute product launches. At Microsol Resources, she develops the marketing strategy, brand management, digital marketing, and other demand generation activities for Microsol’s strategic partnerships with Autodesk, McNeel Rhino, Bluebeam, Enscape, Chaos Group V-Ray, Panzura, Ideate Software, FenestraPro, and other partners. When not marketing, she loves spending time with her kids, traveling, and summers in Maine.

• Joseph Freund
  AEC Application Specialist
  Microsol Resources

  Joseph Freund

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  Joseph Freund is an AEC Application Specialist at Microsol Resources, an Autodesk Gold Partner, in their New York office. He has experience designing single-family homes, healthcare facilities, and affordable housing and is interested in the relationship between technology and the designer; particularly how generative design can be enabled to develop spatial solutions that are intelligently driven by data, while elegantly incorporating aesthetic motifs. Joseph received his Master of Architecture from Iowa State University, and his Bachelor of Science in Electromechanical Engineering from Loras College. In his free time, he loves camping under dark skies and taking photos of nature.

• Jim Stephen
  Account Executive
  Microsol Resources

  Jim Stephen

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  Jim Stephen is an Account Executive for Construction Solutions at Microsol Resources based in New York. He is focused on delivering the Autodesk Construction Cloud portfolio to help general contractors, subcontractors, and construction management firms across the U.S. help refine their workflows, reduce risks, and maximize their profit margins. He has over five years of experience delivering software solutions to international and award-winning architecture, engineering and construction firms. He is an avid reader, a lifelong learner, and is passionate about the built environments.

• Aaron Seward
  Editor in Chief
  The Architect's Newspaper

  Aaron Seward

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  Aaron Seward is Editor-in-Chief of The Architect’s Newspaper. Seward is an award-winning editor whose career has centered on interpreting architecture for the profession and the general public. He was editor of Texas Architect magazine for six years and prior to that held several positions at AN, including executive editor. In addition to those publications, Seward’s writing on architecture, culture, and the built environment has appeared in Architect, Curbed, Domus, Metropolis, and other publications. He has a BA in Literature, Writing and the Arts from The New School for Social Research.