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One of the world’s largest construction projects relies on OPEN BIM, data driven workflows, and an integrated design approach Munich/Brisbane, March 17, 2021 – One of the world’s most ambitious building projects is currently under construction in Australia. The impressive new district Queen´s Wharf in Brisbane is being developed using software solutions from the Nemetschek Group, a leading provider for the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) industry. Brisbane is Australia’s third largest city; it grew from an initial European settlement at Queen’s W...

(2) - Cohort-based courses (CBC) are emerging as a highly effective methodology in the digital learning space. CBCs increase retention, accountability and make the learning journey a lot more engaging for learners - Our courses are centered around the concepts of synchronous and asynchronous learning. Currently, we have 18 programs, typically running at a frequency of once a quarter. - Over 1200 learners have already been certified through People Matters BeNext in the last 6 months on the beta version of the product. Organizations and companies enrolled include talent leaders from PepsiCo...

Gurgaon (Haryana) [India], March 9 (ANIPRNewswire): At a time when capability building is at the top of the agenda for CHROs in 2021, talent leaders are seeking the best digital learning solutions for their workforce. People Matters launched People Matters BeNext to fulfill that need, offering a suite of unique Cohort-based Certification Programs designed to empower leaders and HR teams to excel in this new world of work. People Matters has always been committed to boosting the impact of the HR community. BeNext Certification Programs are the result of months of research, conversations with i...

Caption: MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node hosted its flagship MEMSI program in hybrid format, bringing together 44 students who presented airport-focused solutions to a panel of judges. Here, a team of students from MIT and Hong Kong pose for a photo with their smart locker prototype. Credits: Photo courtesy of the MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node. Previous image Next image The new normal has set in motion a sustained urgency to re-imagine how we learn, how we engage in teamwork, and how to solve real-world problems collaborativel...

CY-BO – a sustainable, reusable packaging material, inspired by cell biology , by Kenji Abe (Japan). Kenji Abe is a graduate of the Tama Art University Product Design Department, now working as a product designer, based in Tokyo. Heartfelt – a device that delivers virtual hugs, long-distance, helping to overcome the anxiety and emotional stress of being alone , by Gayle Lee and Jessica Vea (New Zealand and Tonga, based in New Zealand). Gayle Lee and Jessica Vea are recent Bachelor of Creative Technologies graduates from Auckland University of Technology. InTempo – mitts that use rh...