Anticipates Its Ability to Employ B/IM Will Deliver the Same Benefits That Are Enabling Other Utilities to Accelerate Project Design By Up to…
Category: News
03.11.2014
AVEVA Everything3D Selected by Paul Wurth
Next-generation plant design softwareas part of an Integrated Engineering & Design approach will improve integration and multi-site working for large, complex projects
03.11.2014
SiteMonitor4D Supports Teck Coal Production
Teck Coal, the world’s second largest exporter of steelmaking coal, has implemented a state of the art laser monitoring system at their Fording…
03.07.2014
Nonresidential Construction Gains a Handful of Jobs in February
"The 400 jobs added in February is more in line with what would be expected given economic and atmospheric forces.” —ABC Chief Economist…
03.06.2014
Juniper Systems & Fondriest Environmental Provide Superior Quality Environmental Monitoring Products
Logan, UT — Juniper Systems recently partnered with Fondriest Environmental to provide data collection products for environmental monitoring professionals. As part of their…
03.05.2014
COWI Group Selects GeoCue Software Suite
Huntsville, AL – GeoCue Corporation is pleased to announce that the COWI Group, headquartered in Denmark, has selected the GeoCue workflow management suite…
03.05.2014
Topcon DS-200 Features Robotic Upgrade to Popular Total Station Series
Livermore, Calif., USA/ Capelle A/d Ijssel, The Netherlands – March 5, 2014 – Topcon Positioning Systems announces the addition of the DS-200 with…
03.05.2014
SAM, Inc. Announces Significant Investment by Austin Ventures
Austin, TX — March 5, 2014 — Surveying And Mapping, Inc. (SAM, Inc.), a leading provider of geospatial solutions in North America, is…
03.05.2014
Keypro Invests in AVEVA Everything3D
A leading engineering firm in the Chilean mining industry implements AVEVA E3D to shrink project delivery times
03.04.2014
Nonresidential Construction Spending Still Frozen in January
“2014’s weak start should not be viewed as indicative of what performance is likely to be come spring." —ABC Chief Economist Anirban Basu.
