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Steve Butler

Steve Butler is senior industry strategist for MEP at Autodesk, where he has worked for the past 15 years. He has enjoyed a varied career in the AEC industry, working in MEP engineering for consultants, contractors and manufacturers, gaining experience across the design and construction spectrum. Steve has also worked in MEP software development as part of the Autodesk developer network. At Autodesk, Steve’s career has spanned nine years in product management and six years in business strategy.

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4 MEP tech trends that COVID-19 pushed the fast forward button on

Industry’s fast-paced technology adoption born out of necessity.
Steve Butler
February 17, 2021
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As we embark on a new year, it’s important that we reflect on 2020 and the unprecedented level of resiliency we witnessed across the AEC industry as a whole. 


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