Success Story: HP DesignJet Jan 22, 25 HP Chaudigital HK Ltd responds to changes in fine art market by taking print to the next level "I’ve been in the print business all my life and the HP...
How Digitization Is Meeting The Hybrid Working Challenges That Engineers Are Facing Jan 22, 25 HP In order to make the infrastructure we live and work in ready for the demands of today, engineers need to be better equipped. They need new ideas, new ways of...
Seamless Remote Working: The Office of Future For AEC Proffesionals Jan 22, 25 HP You are building the future, what will it look like? Creating the spaces and workplaces of tomorrow is the great challenge of today—to design and build spaces for people to...
End of service life (EOSL) Customer Newsletter Jan 17, 25 HP Can't get the part & service for your HP Designjet? Has your HP Designjet printer reached its end-of-service-life? When your HP Designjet printer reaches its end-of-service-life date (listed in the...
What you get when you upgrade your plotter Jan 14, 25 HP The world’s smallest plotters, intuitive and responsibly designed. Get what you need from a single plotter—and so much more! The HP DesignJet T250 and T650 2025 Series Edition printers perform...
Bridging The Divide Jan 14, 25 Kengo Kuma and Associates (KKAA) How award-winning Japanese architecture firm, Kengo Kuma and Associates (KKAA), is using modern technology to bridge the divide between traditional Japanese architecture and digital innovation. In 2011, the Great East...
Transforming AEC Collaboration with HP and Autodesk Jan 14, 25 HP Bjark Ingels, Architect (BIG - Bjark Ingels Group, Copenhagen, Denmark) Architecture essentially is incredibly collaborative. So, we all have to understand each other. We all have to see the same...
Making Collaboration Work For Architects, Engineers and Contractors Jan 13, 25 HP The Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) sector has traditionally been seen as slow to transition to more digital ways of working, which has a direct impact on a firm’s ability...
