Qatar Society of Engineers to organise conference on AI in construction
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Society of Engineers will organise a conference on artificial intelligence in the construction sector on November 22, bringing together local and international experts and specialists, as well as decision-makers, engineers and professionals from the engineering and construction sectors.</p> <p>The conference will focus on the role of artificial intelligence in advancing…
Doha, Qatar - The Qatar Society of Engineers is set to host a conference on November 22 exploring the role of artificial intelligence in the construction industry. The event will bring together experts and professionals from both local and international sectors within engineering and construction.
The conference aims to delve into how AI can enhance design and construction processes, optimize project management and decision-making, and facilitate digital transformation and sustainability in Qatar's engineering field. It will also address crucial topics such as data governance and information security frameworks for engineering companies and organizations.
Highlighting its commitment to modern technologies, the Society of Engineers believes artificial intelligence is a powerful tool for accelerating project delivery and enhancing the precision of planning and execution. By providing a platform for knowledge exchange, the conference will explore practical applications and real-world use cases of emerging technologies in the sector.
Eng. Amna Mohammed Al Namaa, Chairperson of the Qatar Society of Engineers, emphasized the Society's dedication to adopting and customizing modern technologies. She noted that AI has become essential for speeding up project completion and improving the accuracy of planning and execution in construction. The conference seeks to keep pace with rapid technological advancements, shape the future of construction, and foster an innovative working environment that supports sustainable development and aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030.
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