Julien Moutte

CTO

Bentley Systems

Bio

Julien Moutte is chief technology officer of Bentley Systems and is the principal architect of the company’s technology directions. He has over 20 years of technology leadership experience in startups, scaleups, and large organizations. Prior to joining Bentley as vice president of technology in 2021, Julien served as head of technology for SAP Marketing Cloud and a member of the office of the chief technology officer with SAP Customer Experience. He also served as chief technology officer of Scytl, a platform for online voting, and the Fluendo, the Free Software multimedia experts, which he co-founded in 2004 in Barcelona, Spain. Julien holds a degree in computer science from Université Claude Bernard in Lyon, France.

NXT DEV Talk

Panel discussion: AI in practice: from general to expert, training to legal
While Artificial Intelligence / ML is going through the hype-cycle, the full impact on AEC has yet to be felt. Many software developers are working on applications, and we are seeing early uses in conceptual design, but AI tools will eventually be sprinkled throughout the AEC process, from concept, through fabrication to operation, dramatically increasing productivity. Our panel will discuss application areas in use, in development, what AI training for AEC involves, the legal ramifications of AI (learning, IP protection), in-house vs general AI and what AI expert systems will mean to current workflows.

Panel discussion: Autonomous drawings: a revolution in documentation?
There are now multiple software developers working on creating auto-drawing tools. This includes the main BIM suppliers - Autodesk, Nemetschek and Bentley Systems - as well as Graebert CAD and SWAPP. Auto-drawings will be an application on your desktop, or a cloud service for mass automation. How much can be done today? What will be the cost? How can we trust the output? For the first time, we bring together many of the people behind auto-drawing development to present at NXT DEV, so the industry can set their expectations of what’s coming.

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