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Topic ClosedBloomberg: The Design and Architecture of the New Bay Bridge

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: Bloomberg: The Design and Architecture of the New Bay Bridge
    Posted: 27.Mar.2014 at 04:00

Check out this video. Autodesk's own Brian Mathews, our VP of Reality Capture and CTO for the Information Modeling and Platform Products Group, was featured on Bloomberg TV. He discusses the design and architecture of the new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge with Bloomberg editor-at-large, Cory Johnson, and co-host Emily Chang:

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I really like how Brian broke down product differentiators by decade:

  • 1970s: Quality
  • 1980s: Customer service
  • 1990s: Cost
  • 2000s: Design

I have blogged about the Bay Bridge before:

Bridge building is alive in the lab.

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