Autodesk Construction Cloud is now Autodesk Forma. But what does that actually mean for the industry?
In this episode of Bridging the Gap, Todd sits down with Lalith Subramanian to break down the shift from ACC to Forma and separate signal from noise. This conversation goes beyond the headline to explore what is really changing, what is staying the same, and how construction teams should be thinking about it moving forward.
Prefab is no longer just about speed. It’s about building smarter systems that connect people, processes, and technology into one cohesive workflow.
In this episode of Bridging the Gap, Todd Weyandt sits down with Thomas Mellendorf, process engineer at Panel Built, to break down what it really takes to optimize prefab operations. From transitioning to model-based workflows to building connected ecosystems and leveraging automation, Thomas shares a practical, systems-driven perspective grounded in real execution.
AI is already changing construction. The real question is whether your company is keeping up or quietly falling behind.
In this episode of Bridging the Gap, Todd Weyandt sits down with Shel Waggener, Chief Customer Officer at Lumber and former construction company president, to break down what AI adoption actually looks like inside a contractor’s business today.
What does leadership look like when things go wrong?
In this episode of Bridging the Gap, Todd Weyandt welcomes back Ed DeAngelis, CEO and Founder of EDA Contractors, for a powerful follow-up conversation on Humanity as a Strategy. One year later, the focus shifts from philosophy to reality. What happens when leadership is tested under pressure?
Drywall prefabrication is still in its growth phase.
In this episode of Prefab, Unfiltered, recorded live at Advancing Prefabrication, Todd Weyandt sits down with Kiryl Turbal to explore how drywall prefab can scale through tighter BIM workflows, better coordination, and a value stream mindset.
BIM is powerful. But a model that cannot be built creates downstream friction.
In this episode of Prefab, Unfiltered, recorded live at Advancing Prefabrication, Todd Weyandt sits down with Jared Sutliff to explore the gap between BIM, VDC, prefabrication, and field execution.
Join Hari Sunderraj and Rachel Tuller for a candid conversation on how Autodesk is advancing AI, automation, and connected construction—and what those investments mean for the future of the AECO industry.
Rather than dashboards, it’s curiosity that should power innovation in construction. In many organizations, enormous amounts of information are collected: BIM data, GIS coordinates, maintenance records, cost reports, and more. But raw data alone cannot make buildings smarter. What makes the difference is asking the right questions: Why did this delay happen? What are the patterns in asset maintenance telling us about upcoming risks? That kind of curiosity goes beyond graphs and charts and leads to insights.
Construction is entering an era where data, AI, and connected collaboration can genuinely future-proof projects. The key is keeping these advances grounded in the realities of the jobsite. Technology on its own cannot transform the industry. The real catalyst is people: how they work, how they learn, and the way they respond to change. Preserving that human touch is what turns innovation from a short-lived experiment into a lasting advantage.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has dominated conversations in architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) for years now, and the industry has finally reached a point where the talk is giving way to actual, measurable impact. AI is becoming useful not because it is flashy, but because it is being embedded into the everyday systems teams already rely on. The shift from hype to helpful is happening quietly, through applied machine learning, predictive insights, and the strengthening of connected workflows across platforms.