This month’s episode of The Engineers Collective features Steve Cockerell and Shannon Clemons from Bentley Systems talking to NCE’s news editor Rob Horgan about Bentley Systems’ The Year in Infrastructure 2020 Conference. Due to COVID-19, Bentley Systems decided to cancel or postpone all the company’s physical conferences and events in 2020. This new digital conference format will bring together, now for a broader global community, the thought leadership, networking, and learning content that Bentley conference attendees have come to expect.
Hear from Steve and Shannon about what’s happening during YII 2020 and why you should attend the conference!
The Year in Infrastructure Conference is Going Digital – Oct. 20, 21 and 27
Bentley Systems wants you to be part of this digital experience!
Register now to have full complementary access to live and on-demand content as part of the Year in Infrastructure 2020 Conference. Conference participants will receive exclusive access to a wide range of content that is relevant to infrastructure professionals in every role and phase of the lifecycle. Learn from your peers and exchange ideas on advancing infrastructure.
The YII 2020 speaker-lineup includes:
Don’t miss out on this opportunity, reserve your virtual seat now at https://yii.bentley.com
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