Product Deep Dive: Autodesk Build EMEA

Product Deep Dive: Autodesk Build EMEA
In construction, the gap between the office and the field is nothing new. Today more than ever, we need to close this gap and truly connect teams that are ready to embrace and excel in our industry’s future. Watch our on-demand webinar to learn about the key project and field management workflows available in Autodesk Build, with recently added functionality to further connect data, workflows, and teams from design to operations.
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Robotics Solutions for Small-to-Medium Manufacturers

The Robot Report

A large percentage of small-to-medium manufacturers have missed out on many the benefits of robotic industrial automation such as increased productivity, improved quality and enhanced competitiveness. Rapid change, however, is underway. Both traditional industrial robotics companies, as well as a number of new vendors, are providing products and services specifically designed satisfy the requirements and support the culture of this sizable and underserved market.
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Introduction to Dedrone's Airspace Security Platform

Dedrone, Inc.

The drone industry is growing rapidly, and laws involving the safe integration of drones to national airspace are slow to catch up. As more drone incidents and airspace intrusions occur, organizations protecting high-risk infrastructure must be proactive and protect their airspace from drone threats.
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Robotic Process Automation for Banking and Finance

HelpSystems

Robotic process automation in banking simplifies compliance by keeping detailed logs of automated processes, automatically generating the reports an auditor needs to see and eliminating human error. With banks and other financial institutions subject to a high level of regulatory compliance it's clear why banking and financial institutions are relying on RPA software solutions to handle these types of tasks.
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The Evolving Drug Crisis in Construction

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Given the physical wear and tear associated with construction work, builders are susceptible to opioid abuse. Almost one in six construction workers uses illicit drugs, and industry opioid spend is 5 percent to 10 percent above every other industry. If that weren’t concerning enough, consider the growing national opioid crisis and the full legalization of marijuana in Canada and its rapidly growing medicinal and recreational legalization in the United States.
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