Insights for what's next
Explore practical perspectives that turn complex challenges and emerging trends into real-world outcomes.
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Thought LeadershipGigawatt challenge: Infrastructure for the AI era
Jacobs Senior Vice President, Advanced Facilities and Market Lead AI Data Centers, Dana Tilley explores how digital twins can enable owners, operators, developers, utilities and communities to plan gigawatt-scale AI data centers faster — improving grid resilience and balancing power, cooling and site constraints earlier in the process. -
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Thought LeadershipAdvancing nature-based solutions for resilient infrastructure
On the move with rail and transit infrastructure: A Q&A with Damian Carey
Damian Carey, who oversees the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Headquarters consolidation program, relies on the innovation of his team and collaboration with the client to deliver rail and transit infrastructure. Get to know Damian, and more about how he’s helping keep people and goods moving, in this Q&A.
Going global: A civil engineer’s determined quest to make a difference
For this feature, Jacobs’ Middle East Social Value Lead Mala Alahmadi gives insight into her role at Jacobs and shares her experience growing up in the KSA and returning to the country as an adult after studying abroad.
What have we done and where are we going? Patrick King talks transportation funding in ENR
Jacobs Vice President - Global Market Director, Transportation, Patrick King contributed to Engineering News Record’s article “A Generational Investment - Landmark Federal Funding Energizes the Transportation Industry,” as part of their recent Year in Transportation & Infrastructure feature. Patrick shares thoughts on the great work we’re doing to secure transportation grants through Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and where he sees the transportation industry heading in 2024. Read the full piece inside.
Celebrating World Kindness Week at Jacobs
Executive Vice President, Chief People & Inclusion Officer Shelie Gustafson shares reflections Jacobs' culture for World Kindness Week.
Leak detection technology reduces non-revenue water losses and improves network health
Discover how South East Water effectively utilized Sotto® network leak detection sensors and Jacobs' analysis to create a sustainable future.
Nature, data and planetary boundaries: Tackling decarbonization in the water sector with Amanda Lake
Jacobs Head of Carbon and Circular Economy for Europe Amanda Lake, shares the key insights she’s learned from a 22-year-long career as a global leader in process emissions, climate mitigation and nature-based solutions. Get to know Amanda and her work in this Q&A.
Nature’s role in CSO control
Joseph Danyluk discusses a workshop he's leading at Amsterdam International Water Week on the use of nature-based solutions to control combined sewer overflows.
Beyond the Baseline
In this latest series of thought leadership papers Jacobs, in collaboration with the Global Infrastructure Hub, explores how infrastructure can deliver transformative outcomes for people and the planet.
Ghost spaces, magnetic places and affordable homes: 3 catalysts for sustainable, inclusive cities
The cities and megacities of tomorrow can drive sustainability and equity through economies of scale, nature-based solutions and circular frameworks, but they require the right investments and strategic vision today. Jacobs Vice President and Global Market Director of Cities & Places, Stephen Zoegall, shares three key investment catalysts for social, economic and environmental rewards.
Collaborating on lead and copper rule compliance and funding strategies in Florida
Tugba Akgun reflects on a recent workshop with the Southeast Florida Utility Council that addressed the U.S. Lead and Copper Rule and funding opportunities through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Imagine a day without water
In recognition of Imagine a Day Without Water, Jacobs Global Water Director Susan Moisio recognizes #OurJacobs team for their work supporting communities like Jackson, Mississippi with critical water infrastructure and services.
De5ign: Designing a sustainable future for people and the environment
Read how de5ign (pronounced ‘five in design’) is driving a cultural change of positive designer behavior toward sustainable design, that not only benefits the health and safety of people who will construct or interact with our designs, but which also benefits the environment, climate and sustainability.
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Future Foundations
Co-creating the world to come
From developing climate resilience and transitioning to a low-carbon future, to modernizing and transforming infrastructure, governments and businesses face critical challenges. How they respond will define our future.
As our clients navigate these challenges, we help them think differently – working together to pioneer tomorrow's infrastructure solutions and build the foundations for a prosperous, secure future.