Abstract
The choice of structural engineering software today is very wide. However, a lack of comparison data makes it difficult for engineers to make a well-informed decision about which software tools would be the best fit for their practice or for a particular project. This article considers some of the factors affecting choice of software, such as technical criteria, usability and interoperability, and describes a selection tool developed by BuroHappold Engineering to enable the firm's project teams to make an appropriate choice of software when embarking on a new project.
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