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However, I am also looking forward to a new year and many exciting topics - this year I will be focusing more on the topics of life cycle assessment, forge and general challenges and change management in the digital transformation.<\/p>\n
What are your topics for 2023?<\/p>\n
As a prelude and for inspiration, below is a short video by one of our Forge experts on the topic of \"Extracting Sustainability Data\" with the Forge APIs. Basically, BIM models provide us with the perfect basis for more sustainable planning and construction, as they already contain much of the necessary data for life cycle assessment. There are also already a number of approaches and tools on the market that use this data and link it to external databases (e.g. \u00d6KOBAUDAT (oekobaudat.de)<\/a>) in order to enable the necessary calculations - nevertheless, the approach via Forge is certainly interesting for many people who are involved in web development:<\/p>\n