Discover how Bentley's Digital Twin technology is reshaping urban infrastructure systems and driving innovation in design and operation. Join us to unlock the transformative potential of Digital Twins in creating sustainable, resilient, and intelligent urban environments and cities.
Projects | Project Management | Project Delivery
Development | Urban Development
Utilities
Smart Cities
Mobility
Rail
IT | ICT | AI
Digital | Digital Transformation
Operations
Design | Engineering
Systems Integration
Facilities | Asset Management
Infrastructure
Airports
Utilities | On-site Utilities
Rail | Roads | Bridges
Transport | Mobility
Cities
14.00 | Networking lunch & registration | |
14.30 | Building tomorrow’s cities
Debu Chakraborty, Senior Regional Director, MEA, Bentley Systems |
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14.40 | Unlocking urban infrastructure transformation
Nathan Marsh, Senior Vice President, Regional Executive, Bentley Systems |
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14.50 | Digitally resilient infrastructure: Ensuring future-health and operational continuity in connected landscapes
In an increasingly interconnected landscape, infrastructure owners and stakeholder face multifaceted challenges such as anticipating future risks like floods and natural disasters. This presentation delves into the critical role of digital strategies in ensuring resilience. This topic will be explored by looking at Airports as an example of smart urban infrastructure and mini connected city.
Frederik Verhoef, Senior Director, Infrastructure Cloud, Bentley Systems |
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15.15 | Future proofing the full lifecycle of the region’s Water Infrastructure
Using case studies from the region, this session will demonstrate how digital technologies support the full lifecycle of water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure, making it more efficient and resilient. In particular, how utilities, airports, campuses, developers, engineering consultants and contractors are using digital solutions to optimally design infrastructure, detect leakages, predict water demand, optimise pumping efficiency, properly size stormwater infrastructure and improve predictive maintenance. Extreme weather conditions have shed light on the importance of digitally enabling the resilience of infrastructure. This session will further discuss how digital workflows can be used to improve integrated flood risk management practices for owner/operators, planners, developers, and construction companies. Slavco Velickov, Industry Director, Water, Bentley Systems |
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15.40 | Coffee break | |
15.55 | Unlocking tomorrow's connected cities: Harnessing infrastructure intelligence through cloud
Managing the flow of integrated data across all classes or urban infrastructure is key to making informed and trusted decisions about affordability, efficiency, resilience and sustainability. During this session, discover how better-quality data, stable, secure and scalable systems and faster insights and decisions, all combine to redefine project and operational excellence. Accelerating timelines, reducing risk and delivering better and more resilient infrastructure for society. Peter Lynch, Industry Director, Infrastructure Cloud, Bentley Systems |
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16.20 | AI, robotics and spatial computing – how emerging technologies are revolutionsing urban infrastructure planning
Technologies play a major role in revolutionising the way the cities are planned, built, and operated. During this session we will discuss how emerging technologies such as spatial computing, generative AI, industrial metaverse, and robotics can shape the way cities are experienced. Greg Demchak, VP, Emerging Technologies, Bentley Systems |
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16.45 | Q&A session
Debu Chakraborty, Senior Regional Director, MEA |