Infrastructure compliance checks took months. Now, engineers use AI to parse massive datasets, cutting final review cycles by up to 90%.
A global architecture, engineering, and construction firm with 75,000 professionals operating across more than 50 countries to deliver large-scale infrastructure projects.
Overall productivity levels in the industry have remained largely constant for more than fifty years. Furthermore, complex infrastructure programs...
“WSP is 75,000 professionals who wake up every morning to work on iconic projects that bring value to communities and to the planet. We are continually striving to streamline routine processes to allow our engineers and scientists to focus on innovation and impact. Our partnership with Microsoft helps us fulfill that ambition. By empowering our people with AI, we can deliver even greater results to our clients.”
Global engineering, design, and environmental consultancy services.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
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