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Q&A: Talking Equality with Jacobs' Ellie Hurley-Simister
We connected with Jacobs’ undergraduate civil engineer Ellie Hurley-Simister to talk equality, #OurJacobs culture and Courageous Conversations. Read more in this interview.
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Navigating healthcare challenges: How digital solutions can drive efficiency amid budget cuts
With budget cuts and sustainability goals shaping the future of healthcare, digital transformation is no longer optional—it’s essential. Jacobs’ Liza-Jane Sapsford explores how Track Record is transforming healthcare facilities management by improving compliance, reducing costs and driving efficiency. Discover how hospitals can navigate financial pressures while ensuring sustainability and high-quality patient care.
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A view of the future of medical planning: A Q&A with Majesty Castro
We’re leading the way in transforming the future of healthcare with technology-integrated medical planning. In this Q&A, Majesty Castro, Jacobs’ principal architectural associate, shares insights into this innovative approach.
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Developing metrics for water customer affordability
Reflecting on a recent Journal AWWA article he co-authored, Mike Matichich explains how water utilities better understand and address affordability challenges by leveraging operating data they already collect.
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A view on the future of sustainability: A Q&A with Bruna Paranhos
With a focus on sustainable solutions, Cross-Market Global Solutions Director for Sustainability Bruna Paranhos has been part of some groundbreaking projects at Jacobs. Her work is shaping the industry’s response to climate change, energy transition and decarbonization. In this Q&A, Bruna talks about where sustainability is headed and how resiliency should be a part of every project.
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A view on the future of advanced manufacturing: A Q&A with David Krick
Global Director for Advanced Facilities David Krick discusses the importance of advanced planning in semiconductor manufacturing and Jacobs’ role as a delivery partner.
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Infrastructure & generating enduring social legacy: 3 complimentary lessons learned
Managed correctly, large scale infrastructure investment can create positive, long-term outcomes for historically disadvantaged and underinvested communities. Working closely with clients and their constituents around the world, Jacobs uses purpose-driven mechanisms to break generational barriers to upward mobility, minimize burdens, maximize community benefits, create education, training, and employment opportunities, and leave an enduring social legacy in the communities we serve.
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Driving results: How public private partnership agreements improve aging roads
How can governments keep roads safe and traffic flowing over time? This article explores how operations and maintenance provisions in brownfield highway Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) improve infrastructure outcomes and maximize long-term value. Download or continue reading below. Public Private
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