The city of Helsinki is providing a reliable digitalized data infrastructure to support sustainable smart city initiatives, creating a better quality of life for its citizens and visitors.

Using Bentley’s collaborative BIM applications facilitated parametric, multidiscipline design that enabled early collision detection, reducing design changes by 80% and design time by one month.

Using Bentley technology, DTK Hydronet achieved a paradigm shift in digital engineering practices, resulting in improved water asset and risk-based management to ensure a reliable, sustainable water supply system.

Integrating innovative reality and BIM modeling technologies saved 800 hours of data collection time equivalent to CNY 3 million in costs, as well as reduced the impact of subway construction on Shaoxing citizens’ everyday lives.