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View FREE webinars from ENR.com. In this section you’ll find presentations on business issues, strategies, trends and technologies that can help you succeed. Webinars may be viewed live on the date(s) below or on-demand following the live broadcast.

To attend an upcoming or on-demand webinar, simply click on the registration link below and complete the registration form. You will receive an email confirmation shortly after registering.

Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

Why ERP Is Suddenly Hot
Available on Demand

Overcoming business ignorance has been the promise of ERP systems for more than a decade. But construction industry firms that have turned to enterprise software systems to get smarter about their businesses have often found themselves trudging through hard, expensive, disappointing and even overwhelming campaigns, instead. Now, however, building on improved hardware and software foundations and ubiquitous high-speed connectivity, companies of all sizes are beginning to deploy ERP tools that truly raise the company IQ. Engineering News-Record Senior Editor Tom Sawyer will moderate a panel of strategists from forward-leaning companies of various sizes about their ERP experiences, and their expectations for the future.

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The Road to Recovery

Part I: One Year After the Stimulus: What’s Left, and What’s in It for You
Available on Demand

Part II: Becoming a Competitive Player in a New Market
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Part III: Gearing Up for the New Wave of High-Speed Rail Grants
Available on Demand

This webinar series, brought to you by the editors of Engineering News-Record, will focus on the economy and the construction industry’s climb out of the recession, and strategies to get work and gear-up for growth in 2010 and beyond.

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Webinar - Transportation’s Transition to Information Modeling

Collaborative Virtual Design & Construction for Infrastructure: Teams, Technologies, Projects

Part I: Transportation’s Transition to Information Modeling– Available on Demand

Part II: Gaining Ground in the Utilities Market Using Information Modeling – Available on Demand

Part III: Information Modeling for Government Projects – Available on Demand

As the use of virtual design and construction (VDC) becomes more widespread, Engineering News-Records first-ever Three-Part Webinar Series on “Collaborative Virtual Design & Construction for Infrastructure: Teams, Technologies, Projects” will examine its advantages, successful applications, problems and pitfalls. Our writers, along with end-users from government, transportation and utility sectors will discuss implications of information modeling for the entire construction process. Click here for more information

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Webinar - Gaining Ground in the Utilities Market Using Information Modeling

Process Change for the Paradigm Shift to Virtual Design & Construction

Available on Demand

Architects, engineers and contractors have been retooling, both in their own shops and within building teams, to use building information models (BIM) to enhance project collaboration. In this session, presenters will explore how virtual design and construction has changed their organization—from team formation, to workflow, to scheduling tasks and more. Each presenter— an architect, a structural engineer and a contractor— will also discuss how collaborative BIM has changed the relationships of building team members. They will share challenges, solutions and lessons learned. Click here for more information

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Increasing Project Delivery Performance Through Integrated Technology

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Engineering and construction companies consistently deliver projects on schedule and under budget when they have close collaboration between stakeholders and an organized, consolidated view of the project schedule, budget, actual forecasts, issues and performance metrics necessary to proactively execute and manage their projects. The convergence of technology in the engineering and construction industry is increasingly providing more seamless interoperability than ever before, which is increasing transparency, collaboration and information sharing between project stakeholders.

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