I was in a meeting that was about to go supercritical; The VP of Product was red-faced, jabbing a finger at a graph on the screen, “The data pipeline is a liability! Your team’s latency
I was in a meeting that was about to go supercritical; The VP of Product was red-faced, jabbing a finger at a graph on the screen, “The data pipeline is a liability! Your team’s latency
Engineering is evolving faster than ever; emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), digital twins, and automation are changing how teams design and deliver projects. Meanwhile, sustainability requirements, new regulations, and global collaboration are pushing engineering
How known do you feel by those you work with? How well do you truly know them? The answers to these questions are likely indicative of your level of connection and engagement at work, as
As artificial intelligence reshapes industries, the infrastructure behind it—especially sustainable AI data centers—is under the spotlight. These facilities are the engines of AI innovation, but they’re also massive consumers of energy and resources. The challenge
AI is everywhere in AEC discourse, but most advice is generic: read a whitepaper, attend a webinar, or buy a tool. That won’t move the needle. Real change comes from trying things on your own
In today’s fast-paced engineering world, professional growth doesn’t just happen; you must actively pursue it. At the Engineering Management Institute, we empower engineers through content that helps them give, guide, and ultimately grow as leaders
I remember the first time I was introduced to circular scheduling. It felt like the engineering world had a magic wand to wave at resource management. After all, who wouldn’t want to stretch the lifespan
The engineering profession is changing faster than at any time in recent history. AI for engineering design and analysis is now deeply embedded in design, simulation, analysis, and project planning. But AI-powered engineering workflows are
Let’s be honest, civil engineering has never been short on complexity. Every project we tackle comes with moving parts: tight budgets, regulatory hurdles, environmental factors, and community expectations. For decades, we relied on experience, intuition,
Everyone learns differently, which can make creating a leadership development program for your organization very challenging. However, research over the years has suggested one overarching similarity when it comes to learning, learning by doing, is
Most engineers don’t make career moves on a whim. They map out paths, consider trade-offs, and search for data. But when it comes to executing an engineering career pivot strategy, especially toward something less defined,
”You can’t be hesitant about your decisions. You have to be able to stand on your own two feet.” – Ursula Burns In today’s fast-paced engineering landscape, the ability to make informed decisions quickly is
“Clear goals provide a roadmap for innovation, guiding teams towards meaningful progress and achievement.” —Simon Sinek In today’s rapidly evolving AEC landscape, the pursuit of innovation has become imperative for teams and organizations seeking to
In the fast-paced world of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC), project managers are often expected to deliver clear answers, fast decisions, and flawless execution. But the truth is, the early phases of most AEC projects
As climate change and resource scarcity become more pressing, how we design and power our buildings is evolving. Two powerful strategies—sustainable building practices and combined heat and power systems (CHP)—are helping shape a more energy-efficient,
If you’ve dipped your toes into sustainable building design, you’ve probably come across two heavyweights: LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and WELL Building Standards. On paper, they look like siblings. Both promise to
