BIM

Reimagining BIM: It’s About Delivery and Data—Not Just Design

by Frank Weiss | Jan 16, 2020
BIM | Technology

BIM must be the center of a broad delivery methodology centered around project collaboration and data management to unlock greater levels of visibility and efficiency across design, delivery and maintenance.

Standardization Can Unlock the Full Potential of BIM

by Anastasios Koutsogiannis | Jan 8, 2020
BIM | Technology

BIM will realize its full potential when it is widely adopted as an industry norm. Standardization is the key to reducing risks for contractors.

Improve Capital Project Outcomes With Emerging Technology

Unprecedented tools are being placed in the hands of operatives in other parts of the general economy. Capital project teams should be on the lookout to lead this disruption in the construction industry.

Eliminate Bottlenecks With BIM and 3D Scanning

by Amanda Comunale | Sep 3, 2019
BIM | Technology

Building information modeling is becoming commonplace; however, the value it can deliver is a long way from being fully realized.

Immersive Tech: Model Coordination in the XR

Point in any direction, and XR technology will fundamentally disrupt whatever it touches along that vector. The architecture, engineering and construction industries are no exception.

How Technology Can Help Contractors Be More Efficient and Competitive

by Eric Weisbrot | Mar 13, 2019
BIM | Data Analytics | Project Management | Technology

Digital trends can help contractors stay competitive, particularly for those who can show prospective customers how their technology tools give them an upper hand on budget, delivery and safety requirements.

Harnessing the Power of Data With Computational BIM

by Antonio Rodriguez | Mar 11, 2019
BIM | Data Analytics | Technology

Businesses engaged in BIM can take advantage of computational processes and tools. These workflows have tremendous value when it comes to smart processes, efficiency, effectiveness and productivity throughout a building’s life cycle.

5D BIM Strategy Reduces Cost, Scheduling Problems for Georgia Tech

by James Norris | Dec 13, 2018
BIM | Technology

Georgia Tech's building project drives the development of 5D workflows, a powerful testament of 5D's future as a disruptive force in commercial construction.

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Reimagining BIM: It’s About Delivery and Data—Not Just Design

Standardization Can Unlock the Full Potential of BIM

Improve Capital Project Outcomes With Emerging Technology

Eliminate Bottlenecks With BIM and 3D Scanning

Immersive Tech: Model Coordination in the XR

How Technology Can Help Contractors Be More Efficient and Competitive

Harnessing the Power of Data With Computational BIM

5D BIM Strategy Reduces Cost, Scheduling Problems for Georgia Tech

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