This class will focus on everything you need to know to effectively implement and execute BIM 360 Design Collaboration on your projects. A lot has changed since the first generation of Collaboration for Revit and BIM 360 Team environment; this class will explain it all. You will learn how to create a new project within the BIM 360 Docs environment, set folder permissions, and integrate Revit workshared models into the project. The class will take a deep dive into the Design Collaboration module where administrators have complete control over model access, folder permissions by company, and model publishing visibility. The class will also present a project use case highlighting the benefits of utilizing BIM 360 Design in a design/assist project with many stakeholders involved, proving to be a highly effective collaborative design environment.

Building projects are already realized with the innovative Autodesk Forma, a data and collaboration platform enabling different planning disciplines and teams to work together in a common data environment. In a factory planning project, those planning disciplines are enhanced with teams needing to integrate complex production lines, conveyor systems, steel structure, and even logistics equipment. Hidden behind firewalls, software installed and running on-premise forces teams to handle time-consuming and inefficient data exchange, disconnected collaboration tracking processes, and inadequate viewing and reviewing of tasks. This class will demonstrate how Autodesk’s Cloud Services make it possible to efficiently exchange data between on-premise systems and cloud solutions (off premise). We’ll showcase and provide a best-practice approach, and cover how to set up a model coordination space in Forma Design Collaboration to manage a holistic factory model, its clashes and issues, and its review tasks.