Autodesk, Pinnacle Infotech Sign MoU for AECO Digitisation
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Autodesk, Pinnacle Infotech Sign MoU for AECO Digitisation

Autodesk and Pinnacle Infotech Solutions have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate digital transformation across the architecture, engineering, construction and operations (AECO) sector. The collaboration, anchored in an India-APAC framework, was formalised at the launch of Pinnacle’s Centre of Excellence for Design & Engineering in Bengaluru.

The partnership aims to combine Autodesk’s cloud-based platforms with Pinnacle’s expertise in digital design and engineering to enhance efficiencies across the project lifecycle, from design and construction to operations and asset management.

Key focus areas include integrated digital workflows, improved coordination, and enhanced information management to deliver faster and more predictable project outcomes. The initiative will also promote the adoption of advanced technologies such as digital twins and connected construction, supporting more resilient and sustainable infrastructure development.

Commenting on the collaboration, Bimal Patwari said it would help scale digital delivery and improve coordination across projects. Kamolika Gupta Peres added that such partnerships are key to advancing India’s digital construction ecosystem.

The collaboration will also focus on knowledge sharing, industry engagement and ecosystem development to accelerate the adoption of digital engineering practices across the region.

Autodesk and Pinnacle Infotech Solutions have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate digital transformation across the architecture, engineering, construction and operations (AECO) sector. The collaboration, anchored in an India-APAC framework, was formalised at the launch of Pinnacle’s Centre of Excellence for Design & Engineering in Bengaluru. The partnership aims to combine Autodesk’s cloud-based platforms with Pinnacle’s expertise in digital design and engineering to enhance efficiencies across the project lifecycle, from design and construction to operations and asset management. Key focus areas include integrated digital workflows, improved coordination, and enhanced information management to deliver faster and more predictable project outcomes. The initiative will also promote the adoption of advanced technologies such as digital twins and connected construction, supporting more resilient and sustainable infrastructure development. Commenting on the collaboration, Bimal Patwari said it would help scale digital delivery and improve coordination across projects. Kamolika Gupta Peres added that such partnerships are key to advancing India’s digital construction ecosystem. The collaboration will also focus on knowledge sharing, industry engagement and ecosystem development to accelerate the adoption of digital engineering practices across the region.

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