Buildings today have a lot of data associated with them—from Google earth images to floorplans, photos and automated building systems. The question becomes: How do you apply all this information throughout the building lifecycle to reduce costs and redundancy in the design, build and manage process?

That's the focus of a series of upcoming workshops hosted by IMAGINiT Technologies, DLT Solutions, and Archibus coming to a city near you during the month of March.

From New Mexico DOT to the government of Brazil public sector infrastructure designers and engineers are increasingly using model-based visualizations of municipal projects to solicit input from non-technical stakeholders and the public and better communicate design intent.

Software like Autodesk InfraWorks 360 can help with that.

The queen of AutoCAD tips and tricks, Lynn Allen, has been on the road for three weeks straight sharing a whirlwind of invaluable techniques for getting more from Autodesk’s flagship product.

Luckily for us, Lynn’s last stop on her tour was the Metro DC area where she presented “AutoCAD Tips and Tricks” for govies! Yay!

Want to be more efficient? Lynn Allen’s 60 AutoCAD Tips in 60 Minutes Will Help!

If you want gain insight to help you become more efficient on the job, then be sure to join long-time Cadalyst contributing editor and Autodesk Technical Evangelist, Lynn Allen, as she guides you through features in the newest version of AutoCAD. Lynn will be a special guest at the upcoming government breakfast event, hosted by Acronym sponsor, DLT Solutions and CADD Microsystems, on June 26 in the Washington. D.C. Metro area.

After months of researching, writing, and editing, the DLT Cloud Advisory Group recently completed its new reference eBook, Cloud Computing for Govies™!

Do you have a chief cloud technologist? What about a cloud architecture engineer? If you missed it on Federal News Radio the first time, take a minute to listen to Federal Tech Talk with host John Gilroy as he interviews DLT Solutions chief cloud technologist, David Blankenhorn. David fields questions on cloud architecture and discusses topics including:

David Blankenhorn, DLT’s Chief Cloud Technologist, recently sat down with fedScoop TV to discuss the importance of open source software for government. In addition to providing an overview of the open source landscape, David includes recommendations for agencies exploring open source options.

With an IT budget in the hundreds of billions of dollars annually, it’s no surprise that many organizations compete for the coveted business opportunities within the public sector IT space. For two decades, DLT Solutions has provided government agencies and business customers with state-of-the-art technology products, services and solutions. And beginning in August of this year, DLT is celebrating its 20 year anniversary of successfully providing the best possible information technology solutions to our customers. In the past 20 years, we have learned quite a bit about the challenges and opportunities of selling and marketing to the government; from aligning ourselves with top-tier manufacturers to provide systems integrators, resellers, and end customers with best-in-class software, hardware, and the services to make them both work. And, at the same time, provide our manufacturer partners with award-winning, best-in-class, sales, marketing and operational support.

It is already the second half of August and we are quickly approaching a busy conference time for DLT. Up-coming events will take DLT all over the country, but some of the best are local ones happening just down the road. The annual Innovation Nation Forum, hosted by MeriTalk, will take place Tuesday, August 23 at the Washington Convention Center. Aiming to “Shake IT Up,” Innovation Nation will focus on three Federal IT hot topics- cloud computing, cybersecurity and data center consolidation.

We understand with technology constantly changing there is a push to stay on top of the latest design, engineering, and manufacturing solutions and learn how these technologies and workflows can help assist your agencies’ missions. With that being said, we have started to hold live tech days to show our latest solutions and how they can benefit your specific agency needs. On Tuesday, July 20 the Hill Air Force Base and its community of contractors and suppliers joined Autodesk and DLT Solutions for a live technology seminar. The tech day was held at the Davis Conference Center in Layton, Utah.