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The document announces the 2017 Digital Building Lab Symposium at Georgia Tech that will address the technological disruption of architecture and building and its impact on opportunities and risks for the AEC professions. The two-day symposium in October will feature panel discussions, workshops, and new AEC entrepreneurship initiatives to explore how innovators are developing new businesses and models to capitalize on technology-driven changes in the industry. The event is part of Atlanta's BuiltTech Week and collaborators include groups focused on technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
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Calling all business leaders, government officials, civic technologists, and interested citizens!
Now that the I-85 bridge is open again, we're ready to get your juices flowing when it comes to transit and technology. We invite you to join us for a special 1/2 day summit featuring:
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