Description
Building Information Modeling (BIM) represents a great deal more than switching from 2D CAD to 3D modeling. Face it; these tools and work processes can be complicated. Throw in multiple office locations, different design partners, and old work methods, and you can have a real mess on your hands. In this session we will take a look at how programs like Revit software disrupt these ponds, and how you can learn to gain efficiencies while you’re in it. We will start by explaining how a basic peer-to-peer type of environment could work, and the pros and cons of this system. Next, we will throw CAD into the mix, and we’ll cover lessons learned. Then we’ll review document management tools such as Vault software, and we will wrap up with a discussion about how the Autodesk 360 software applications can help. If you’re a business owner trying to make sense of all of this, or a designer just looking to get your work done, you need to join us for this fast-paced and sometimes downright funny way to learn how to manage your BIM projects.
See this AU expert’s work in the gallery
Key Learnings
- Learn basic worksharing methods and best practices for Revit projects in multiple office locations
- Discover the lines where CAD and BIM are blurred, and how to avoid duplication of tasks with correct application of tools
- Examine the next level of document and project management with Vault integration into Autodesk’s design applications
- Learn where the cloud-based A360 software applications can benefit your multioffice projects