Description
When the United Arab Emirates set its Net Zero 2050 target, the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MOEI) faced a critical challenge: Project data was spread across disconnected systems in seven emirates, creating delays, inconsistency, and poor visibility. This session will share how the MOEI moved to a connected delivery model using Autodesk Forma, scaled ISO 19650-aligned BIM standards nationally, created a single source of truth, and used AI-powered environmental analysis to support better design decisions. We'll also share what failed, how we handled resistance, and the lessons learned. You'll leave with a practical road map you can apply to government and institutional projects immediately.
Key Learnings
- See how MOEI built a national Autodesk Forma CDE with ISO 19650 controls for folders, access, approvals, and scale across the UAE.
- Learn about MOEI's phased change approach, training model, and the three mistakes to avoid when scaling digital adoption across government.
- Learn how MOEI uses Autodesk Forma AI for energy, sun, and carbon analysis in design reviews to support UAE Net Zero 2050 vision.
- Start paving the way for the future in AI and sustainability.