Infrastructure Industry Overview
The range of public works that qualify as infrastructure seems as vast as the geographic area it encompasses:
- Bridges
- Highways
- Sea Ports
- Airports
- Railroads
- Transit
- Water treatment systems
- Water supply systems
Even this expansive list is incomplete. Yet, all sectors are critical to the health, safety, welfare and prosperity of communities. Without exception, these systems need improvement, expansion, and replacement. According to the World Economic Forum, globally the U.S ranks a mere 13th in quality of infrastructure. EUCI infrastructure events evaluate the abundant project development opportunities, as well as the issues that constrain their expeditious path forward – funding gaps, the impacts of covid-19, lowered tax revenues, prioritization, political gridlock, federal vs state jurisdictional “ownership†– and offer fresh perspectives on their resolution.
Courses cover the full range of topics – from non-technical, tutorial-style introductions that orient attendees on fundamental industry concepts to in-depth, quite granular treatments of highly technical and complex industry measures.
Conferences attract varying perspectives on cutting edge policy and process issues that highlight how the industry is grappling and evolving with the inventions and integrations of new technologies, as well as the greener initiatives being implemented to lessen any environmental impact.
In-house, tailored events empower industry organizations to bring experienced subject matter experts (SMEs) addressing pre-arranged topics and related nuances to meet staff requirements and further organizational objectives.