Aurecon invests in Nomic to shape AI-enabled engineering
Aurecon's strategic investment in Nomic builds on a four-year working partnership to scale industry-specific AI capabilities across Aurecon's workforce.
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Every year in July, Engineering NewsRecord (ENR) publishes its Top 150 Global Design Firms list.
This internationally recognised list “ranks the 150 largest world designs firms, both publicly and privately held, based on total designspecific revenue".
For the past three years, Aurecon has made significant strides in improving its ranking. In 2009, they were ranked Number 52 and, in 2010, entered the top 50 for the first time, moving up two places from the previous year’s ranking.
However, in 2011, they made their strongest leap yet – improving their position by eight places to number 42.
"The ranking is exciting for a number of reasons, not least because it confirms for us, once again, that our strategy is working. Our on-going commitment to achieving excellence in project delivery has enabled us to bid on and secure large, integrated projects," comments Paul Hardy, Aurecon’s Chief Executive Officer.
He goes on to say that, in addition, the group’s client-centric model is ensuring that they continue to build and maintain strong relationships with their clients and thereby remain a top choice in the industries in which Aurecon operates.
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