Last week, we hosted a conversation with Marcial Velez from Xperteks and Richard Davies from MMP&S on how firms can govern AI responsibly. Here are a few of the biggest takeaways: Before committing to enterprise-wide AI use, investigate which models your tools rely on, where your data is being processed, and whether those tools are truly enterprise-ready. If your team is already experimenting with AI, gain visibility into what they're using. Identify the tools in use, classify your data, and...

February 2026 Many of you have asked about the risks of AI and what happens if something goes wrong. In this next session of our Catching Up to AI series, we’re addressing those questions directly by bringing together two experts in cybersecurity and construction law. In this session, you will gain: Clarity on whether it is safe to put project and client data into AI tools An understanding of who owns AI-generated content and how intellectual property is affected Practical guidance on how to...

February 2026 This year, you should seriously consider it. This is the most common question we get, and most years we typically recommend waiting until early bugs are resolved and stability improves. New releases often introduce performance issues that can disrupt active projects. This year is different. Revit 2025 and 2026 not only address long-standing pain points in sheet management and drawing production, but they are also faster and more stable than recent releases. Many past performance...