Event Description
Practices often struggle with fragmented data, limited visibility into asset performance, and higher operational costs. Relying on static models and reactive maintenance, they miss opportunities for proactive interventions that could reduce downtime and extend asset lifecycles. Disconnected data sources, inconsistent formats, and cumbersome workflows impair collaboration, slow change management, and create communication gaps among stakeholders, ultimately delaying decision-making and stifling innovation. Without a centralized, real-time platform, it becomes difficult to integrate technologies like IoT solutions, machine learning, and predictive analytics, leaving organizations at a competitive disadvantage.
In this session, we’ll explore a solution: creating a single source of truth that consolidates all data into a visualized format, empowering teams to make timely, informed decisions. We’ll examine how to assess current data sources, identify gaps, and connect disparate systems into a cohesive data model. By integrating SQL, Revit, and IoT data into Autodesk Tandem, resulting in a data-rich Digital Twin, teams gain critical insights for proactive maintenance, reduced downtime, and better decision-making. Finally, we’ll discuss how leveraging technology for remote asset monitoring and accurate data-capture optimizes performance, improves efficiency, reduces costs, and ensures organizations stay competitive in an ever-changing landscape.
Speaker
Brent Mauti, OAA, LEED AP, AAA, MRAIC, AIA, NCARB, CanBIM I Principal and Chief Technology Officer, Turner Fleischer Architects
CES: Estimated 1 LU/ HSW for AIA Members
Speaker Bio
Brent Mauti is a a Principal and the Chief Technology Officer at Turner Fleischer Architects, bringing over two decades of expertise in technology-driven roles at IBI Group and CH2M HILL. A Licensed Architect in both Ontario and Alberta, Brent has built a distinguished career with a strong focus on BIM, contributing to major global projects like the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the Panama Canal Widening. He is a recognized leader in digital practice, serving as a Board Member for buildingSMART Canada and an active participant in The American Institute of Architects (AIA) TAP Knowledge Community Committee.
As CTO, Brent is at the forefront of advancing the Studio’s technology solutions, overseeing the development and implementation of innovative tools that enhance project delivery and support key business strategies. His work ensures seamless integration across platforms and drives lifecycle BIM interoperability, fostering greater efficiency and collaboration. Brent’s expertise in advanced project-level BIM consultation is pivotal in shaping successful project outcomes, from BIM Uses to Execution Plans, and ensuring accountability through the lifecycle.
Beyond his role at Turner Fleischer, Brent shares his passion for technology and design as a professor at George Brown College, and a guest speaker at various institutions and industry events, shaping the next generation of professionals in the industry.
