Cadmatic Podcast brings you actionable insights on how to make design, engineering, construction and operation of shipbuilding and industrial plants better, faster and easier.
Mastering large-scale projects with smarter electrical design | Product Insights
Large electrical projects bring a different kind of pressure. More engineers, more data, more changes, and far less room for error.
In this Product Insights episode, our specialists Antto Heino and Niko Liimatainen explore how smarter electrical design helps teams stay in control as projects scale. The discussion looks at common challenges in large projects, from managing complexity and consistency to keeping teams aligned over long timelines.
You’ll hear how structured data, shared ways of working, and scalable design practices support smoother execution and more predictable outcomes in large electrical projects.
A practical listen for electrical engineers and project teams working on complex designs in shipbuilding or construction.
17 Sept 2026
How shared engineering environments work in complex plant projects | Data-driven Engineering
How do shared engineering environments actually work in complex plant projects?
In this episode, Nicklas Eriksson from NIER explains how engineering teams collaborate in one environment using master–replica architecture. Learn how projects are set up, how multiple companies work in parallel, and how controlled libraries and standards improve consistency and reduce errors.
NIER is a trusted engineering consultancy focused on plant digitalization and complex project delivery. They help Swedens biggest owner-operators to set up and run shared Cadmatic environments, enabling large-scale collaboration while ensuring full control of engineering data from design through operations.
Key topics in this episode:
Faster execution through efficient workflows
Fewer procurement and construction issues
Reliable, structured data for operations
3 Sept 2026
Eliminating project blind spots with digital twins | Data-driven Engineering & Shipbuilding
Just as a neighborhood becomes safer and more connected when people can see what’s happening around them, projects benefit when information is visible and accessible to everyone who needs it.In this episode, we explore the idea that “the streets have eyes” in the digital world: more eyes mean fewer blind spots. We discuss how human expertise, shared visibility and digital twin technology can break down information silos, create shared ownership, and help teams spot issues before they become problems.Discover how a digital twin can become a shared space where people across engineering, production and operations explore information in context, collaborate with greater confidence, and make better-informed decisions.
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