BIM

The Building Blocks of a People-Driven Tech Culture

by Chris Cooper | Dec 4, 2017
BIM | Drones / UAV’s | Technology | Workforce Management

Many company leaders would love to adopt more technology, whether BIM software or drones, but most don’t feel they have enough people or time for successful implementation.

Rebar + Concrete Constructible Modeling: Setting a Winning Foundation

by Matt Hedke | Dec 4, 2017
BIM | Project Management | Technology

Constructible modeling ensures projects don’t accrue waste and provides the best result for company and client alike, which is especially the case during rebar placement and concrete pours.

Green Construction Technology: Five Trends to Watch

by Michael Floyd | Oct 26, 2017
BIM | Markets | Public | Technology

As the volume of construction output worldwide grows, it will have to meet increasing demand resource constraints as demand grows for high performance buildings. BIM workflows and green construction technology can help futureproof the built environment.

Streamlining Design-to-fabrication With VDC and Constructible BIM

by Brett Stacks | Oct 16, 2017
BIM | Technology

Owners, contractors and fabricators are recognizing that VDC and BIM create advantages for more efficient design and fabrication, making the technologies well worth the upfront investment.

Winning Strategies for Virtual Design and Construction Success

by Matt Hedke | Oct 13, 2017
BIM | Project Management | Technology

Commitment to innovative new technologies, such as a VDC strategy, and coupling it with the confidence to execute on-field, could mean the difference between having a technology-enabled workforce or not.

More Construction Firms Turn to BIM to Cut Costs and Project Time

by Mark Lyons | Oct 13, 2017
BIM | Technology

Contractors are on the leading edge of BIM adoption, using construction modeling to boost efficiencies in both scheduling and logistics.

Study: BIM Use Picking Up Steam for Infrastructure Projects

by Maggie Murphy | Aug 29, 2017
BIM | Technology

The use of BIM for infrastructure projects is on the rise, with 52 percent of horizontal construction companies surveyed reporting that they used the technology on more than half of their projects, according to a SmartMarket report from Dodge Data & Analytics...

New Frontiers in BIM: Addressing the Generational Divide and Transfer of Knowledge

by Merchants Bonding | Aug 17, 2017
BIM | Technology

BIM alone will not be enough to fill the skills void that the industry is facing, but it is an important tool in helping the situation. 3-D models that are imbued with cost and schedule information provide a powerful repository of knowledge about each project.

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The Building Blocks of a People-Driven Tech Culture

Rebar + Concrete Constructible Modeling: Setting a Winning Foundation

Green Construction Technology: Five Trends to Watch

Streamlining Design-to-fabrication With VDC and Constructible BIM

Winning Strategies for Virtual Design and Construction Success

More Construction Firms Turn to BIM to Cut Costs and Project Time

Study: BIM Use Picking Up Steam for Infrastructure Projects

New Frontiers in BIM: Addressing the Generational Divide and Transfer of Knowledge

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