Join industry experts: Jad Chalhoub, Technology Solutions Implementation Lead, Rosendin and Fred Meeske, Vice President, Rosendin
Since its inception more than two decades ago, Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been pitched as one of the main disruptors to the construction industry. However, as more engineers and contractors embraced BIM, the focus has shifted from generating information rich representations to 3D geometrical replicas. BIM should play a much larger role within our organizations, not only by hosting information within the model, but also by enabling the connection of multiple data sources already in place within our organizations. The result is not a revolution in the way construction is done, but rather a major evolution towards a more connected future.
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Refocusing BIM on the information rather than simple 3D representations | |
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Learn how BIM can play a central role in connecting the different stakeholders throughout the construction lifecycle | |
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How to enhance information exchange and modernize construction without reinventing | |
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Certificate of Completion available