Jeremy Tully

Senior Director of Digital Transformation for the Fab Construction Enterprise

Intel Corporation

Bio

Jeremy Tully is Senior Director of Digital Transformation for the Fab Construction Enterprise for Intel Corporation. During his 24-year career at Intel, Jeremy has succeeded with a people first approach to leadership. He has a passion for building teams of high performing leaders that feel safe to think big and take risks through strategy, planning and disciplined execution. Driven by innovation, his team is instrumental in enabling Intel’s unprecedented construction roadmap for semiconductor manufacturing facilities which are among the most complex projects in the world. Jeremy started his Intel career in finance after receiving his MBA from Indiana University.

NXT DEV Talk

Panel discussion: Future Pathways for Digital Fabrication
We all know the future of AEC lies in the convergence of Digital Design with Digital Fabrication. However, the route to that utopia seems to have been an expensive experiment for many offsite fabrication firms in the US and UK. We have assembled a panel of experts to discuss the path to Digital Fabrication, what we can learn from the failed and the successful attempts. What strategies can be adopted at the design stage to ensure better manufactured outcomes?

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