Bridge Information Modeling03/04/2008 |
| Bentley Systems (PA, USA) is to deliver Bridge Information Modeling (BrIM) technology for the entire bridge lifecycle. A new business unit, Bentley BrIM, will drive the initiative under the leadership of Bentley Senior Vice President Gabe Norona. |
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Bentley BrIM will provide access to newly acquired advanced bridge products in Bentley's software portfolio. In addition, it will integrate these and other related Bentley products to provide an interoperable, data-managed bridge solution for planning, design, engineering, analysis, fabrication, construction, maintenance, and rehabilitation. This end-to-end solution will enable the transportation industry to address the challenges of new and aging bridges and deliver sustainable, long-lasting infrastructure.
In the past year, Bentley has extended its commitment to sustaining bridge infrastructure through the acquisition of TDV GmbH, LEAP Software, and C.W. Beilfuss & Associates. For more information about Bentley's BrIM initiative, visit www.bentley.com/brim.
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