Bentley announces Be Inspired finalists, winners
Bentley has announced the 58 finalists for the Be Inspired Awards and seven winners for the Be Inspired Special Recognition Awards. The award ceremony will be held on November 13-14 in Amsterdam.
Bentley Systems announced the project finalists in the 2012 Be Inspired Awards competition and the seven winners of the 2012 Be Inspired Special Recognition Awards. The awards honor the extraordinary work of Bentley users improving and sustaining the world’s infrastructure. Five independent panels of jurors, comprising accomplished Bentley users and distinguished industry experts, selected the 58 finalists and the Special Recognition Awards candidates from nominations submitted by organizations in 39 countries. The winners of the Be Inspired Awards will be announced at the invitation-only Be Inspired: Innovations in Infrastructure event taking place Nov. 13-14, 2012, in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
All 2012 Be Inspired nominees are invited and encouraged to attend.
A full list of the 2012 finalists can be found here.
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