E2120 – Salla Eckhardt and Sarah Causey

In this episode, the BIMThoughts crew chats with the Director of Transformation Services at Microsoft Salla Eckhardt, and the Director of Design Technology at RATIO Sarah Causey. We discuss Women in BIM, Mentorship, Digital Twins, the Digital Twin Consortium and so much more! Salla Eckhardt Sarah Causey https://bimthoughts.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/E2120.mp3 | Open Player in New Window Show Notes Episode Hashtag: #ProgressiveElaboration Here is where you can find Salla and Sarah on the World Wide Web: Website: Microsoft Website: Ratio LinkedIn: Salla (Palos) Eckhardt LinkedIn: Sarah (Miller) Causey Twitter: @SarahCauseyBIM Women in BIM More information on joining WIB Construction Progress Coalition (CPC) Digital Twin Consortium A couple of great quotes from Salla from this episode. Of course, be sure to listen to the complete episode to get the full context of these quotes. What is a Digital Twin? (Official DTC definition HERE) “It’s what BIM was supposed to be 20 years ago.” The difference between Europe & North America when adopting new technology. “There is too much money in the North American market, so there is no financial incentive to do things differently.” Willow Unlock the power of your building and infrastructure data. Autodesk Project Quantum: the future of BIM? (2017) What comes after Revit? Autodesk aims to reinvent collaborative BIM (2019) Autodesk Wants to Kill the File (2021)   We want to hear from you the listeners on possible episode topics and guests. Share your ideas via the #BIMThoughts hashtag on Twitter. You can join the BIMThoughts Discord Server to share your ideas. Join using this link: https://discord.gg/nQNrVYY You can also join the BIMThoughts Slack channel to share your ideas. Join via an invite from the BIMThoughts Help Bill’s new YouTube Channel: Bill’s Workbench get 1,000 subscribers! Bill’s Workbench is about Restoring, Explanations, Exploring the Past and Present. Help Dana’s new YouTube Channel: DanamoBIM get 1,000 subscribers! Follow Dana’s BIM adventures – Dynamo, python and more!