Description
Collaboration between software developers and practitioners is necessary and a key driver of success in today's fast-paced technological landscape. This panel discussion will explore this intricate relationship, offering valuable insights and strategies for a structured collaboration loop. At its core, this method serves as a conduit, directing real-world project feedback into the development process. This exchange enriches development and significantly enhances software solutions' relevance and usability, making them more effective tools for the end users. The feedback is not just valuable; it's transformative. This panel aims to share the experience of the engagement framework involving the stakeholders during the development cycle from a multifaced perspective. It also aims to learn how the process benefits from the collective wisdom of end users, making it a truly inclusive and participatory approach by fostering a community culture for software solutions.
Principaux enseignements
- Learn from real-experience stakeholders how collaboration plays a critical role in impactful solutions.
- Develop and learn strategic frameworks engaging stakeholders and amplifying innovation.
- Discover how to establish streamlined processes integrating feedback, fostering agile excellence.
Intervenants
Thesla CollierDesign Technology Manager at HNTB. Bachelor’s in architecture from the University of Honduras and has worked in the AEC Industry for over 25 years. Actively works with users to elevate their knowledge baseline to improve their skills on multiple software platforms. Seeking new avenues of technology to improve Design workflows possible to conceive, visualize, and adapt to a project’s specific needs.
Lauren PoonLauren is a Senior Product Line Manager for Revit focused on Architecture. Before joining Autodesk, she was a Product Manager at Outer Labs, a real estate tech start-up, and worked as a Project Architect and Digital Transformation Lead at architecture firms in Toronto, New York, and London. As a registered architect, Lauren is passionate about technology that empowers architects to design and deliver better places for people. She is based in London.- GPGlynnis PattersonGlynnis is a registered architect and has worked within the building information modeling (BIM) industry since 1998. A graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, she has worked as an architect, educator, and construction site manager. Glynnis is the Director of Software Development at Graitec Group - Ideate Software and continues to work with AECO clients worldwide, developing and consulting on solutions to BIM challenges. In her spare time, Glynnis likes to cook, garden, and throw parties. She also likes to support her local community in Morristown, NJ through Grow It Green, Interfaith Food Pantry, and CoHome.org.
Roderick BatesRoderick Bates has made a career out of seeking and developing solutions to complex design challenges. As the Director of Corporate Development at Chaos, he is responsible for tracking the industry and market trends shaping the way Chaos customers work, both today and in the future. He collaborates with technology partners, customers, and Chaos product and R&D leaders to assess new product opportunities that will shape the future design. Previously, as a Principal at KieranTimberlake, he led the efforts to develop and commercialize software and hardware tools used by the greater AEC community to improve the environmental and operational performance of buildings.- JRJack RuskJack Rusk is the Director of Climate Strategy at EHDD, an architecture firm with offices in San Francisco and Seattle, and the co-founder of C.Scale, predictive analytics for zero carbon buildings. He works across projects at EHDD to identify and implement climate-positive design strategies, while providing tools and data so others across the industry can do the same. Jack is the lead developer of the Early Phase Integrated Carbon (EPIC) Assessment, an open access tool for planning low-carbon buildings, and a lead developer of C.Scale, an ML-powered whole life carbon data model available in Autodesk Forma. His work has been widely cited across the industry, his research published in peer-reviewed journals, and he has been an enthusiastic participant in technical advisory groups at US GSA, International Living Futures Institute, and more.
- PNPhil NorthcottPhil Northcott is the CEO of C-Change Labs, co-founder of BuildingTransparency.org, and co-creator of EC3. He is a veteran leader of advanced R&D projects, and leads a team of dedicated software engineers bringing the best of information technology to the fight against climate change, with a core focus on carbon-intensive construction materials. Phil's has extensive experience in Computer-aided design, optimization, manufacturing, and quality. As CEO of C-Change, he leads the development of the EC3 service, its integrations with the Autodesk ecosystem, and its implementation as a free tool and as the in-house tool of choice for major multinationals.
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