Autodesk University
2015-08-07, 03:57 PM
Session: AB422-2
Title: Social BIM for Distributed Project Teams
Instructors: Hilda Espinal with Dan Chasteen
Course Description: In today's highly collaborative environment, most successful projects leveraging building information modeling (BIM )processes are seldom executed in a silo. Properly forecasting the organization of BIM models from the beginning is key to successful projects with distributed teams. With so many varying types and complexities of resources to consider, even experienced project and model managers can easily overlook portions of this data. Having explored an expansive array of team configurations, Perkins+Will developed a free tool to aid in charting resource planning and increasing long-term project performance through effective infrastructure utilization. This tool can also raise awareness about the need for models distribution and its potential complications if avoided. These and many other questions will be addressed as Hilda and Dan share how to put this invaluable tool into practice.
Title: Social BIM for Distributed Project Teams
Instructors: Hilda Espinal with Dan Chasteen
Course Description: In today's highly collaborative environment, most successful projects leveraging building information modeling (BIM )processes are seldom executed in a silo. Properly forecasting the organization of BIM models from the beginning is key to successful projects with distributed teams. With so many varying types and complexities of resources to consider, even experienced project and model managers can easily overlook portions of this data. Having explored an expansive array of team configurations, Perkins+Will developed a free tool to aid in charting resource planning and increasing long-term project performance through effective infrastructure utilization. This tool can also raise awareness about the need for models distribution and its potential complications if avoided. These and many other questions will be addressed as Hilda and Dan share how to put this invaluable tool into practice.