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Every society depends upon infrastructure. But as our communities grow, we are confronted more than ever with the finite quantity of resources. The ever increasing demands placed on our natural resources, the pressing need for basic services to support a healthy planet, and the resulting by-products of the world’s population present an urgent call to action.
Who better to answer this call than the world’s infrastructure professionals? We invite you to join us May 28-30 in Baltimore, Maryland for what promises to be a groundbreaking event as industry colleagues network around best practices for sustaining infrastructure!
New Conference Theme - "BEst Practices in Sustaining Infrastructure" 
BE Conference 2008 - BEst Practices for Sustaining Infrastructure - reflects Bentley’s mission to provide software for the lifecycle of the world’s
infrastructure, as well as infrastructure’s impact on:
- Society: Infrastructure underlies all efforts to create, protect, and
improve the quality of life for people around the world. It is essential
to all human activity and progress. In human terms, it enables
commerce, communications, education, health, safety, shelter, and transportation – a higher quality of life for everyone.
- Environment: Improved infrastructure must play a major role in
reducing the unhealthy impact of human activity on the environment,
as well as in mitigating the effects of severe events, both natural and
man-made.
- Profession: Responding to these imperatives for the world’s
infrastructure requires a growing workforce of well-educated, motivated, and globally connected infrastructure professionals.
The Beginning in 2008, to minimize users’ travel and consequent "carbon footprints," Bentley is embracing a new commitment to offering training alternatives that increase our users’ access to specialized learning content, regardless of their geographic location. Learn more.
For the first time, sessions will be organized within “solutions communities” and will consist of projects and technology in the following areas: