Keith Warren
Infrastructure Insider: Transportation Chronicles
Explore how roads, rail, airports, and ports are shaping the future of our cities and connecting communities. Drawing on three decades of experience, Keith shares insights on the technologies, trends, and innovations transforming transportation. Through conversations with industry leaders and visionaries, you’ll hear real-world stories from the front lines. Whether you’re a technologist, industry pro, or simply curious, join an inspiring journey into Autodesk Infrastructure and Transportation with Keith Warren.
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Keith Warren
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Último episodio
6 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Building a Connected, AI-Powered Future with Rad Lazic, Autodesk 06.07.2026 13:32
In this episode, host Keith Warren sits down with Rad Lazic, Senior Technical Specialist at Autodesk, to explore how Autodesk is advancing a connected, AI-powered platform across the transportation and infrastructure project lifecycle. A civil engineer by trade with deep experience in design, project management, and BIM leadership, Rad shares an inside look at how the industry is shifting from dis...
Digital Delivery with WSB 03.04.2026 33:23
In this episode, our transportation subject matter expert, Keith Warren, sits down with industry leaders from WSB, a trusted engineering service provider delivering impactful transportation solutions across the country. Together, they explore the evolving landscape of transportation infrastructure, diving into the challenges, innovations, and collaborative approaches shaping today’s projects. The...
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