Autodesk University
2015-08-07, 05:27 PM
Session: DT128-1
Title: BIM: One Size Does Not Fit All
Instructors: Darren Young with John Mack, Scott Arfsten, Josephine Valente, William Johnson, Melanie Perry and Wayne Craig
Course Description: What is BIM? Everyone has an opinion. Who is right and who is wrong? BIM can mean different things to different people. Whether you are doing IPD, design-build, or plan and spec, if you're an architect, contractor, engineer, or in the MEP, structural or building trades, or even an owner—BIM has its own unique meaning to you and your job. But what does it mean to the other guy? Your customer? Your trade partner? The owner? This class will attempt to enlighten you—not about what BIM is or should be for you, but what it may look like from everyone else's perspective. Only by knowing what BIM can mean for everyone on the job can we then ensure we collaborate as effectively as possible, making our project as successful as possible and maximizing the use of BIM to its fullest extent. Come and listen to what others on the panel and in the audience have to say about what BIM means to them. Come and share with others what BIM means to you.
Title: BIM: One Size Does Not Fit All
Instructors: Darren Young with John Mack, Scott Arfsten, Josephine Valente, William Johnson, Melanie Perry and Wayne Craig
Course Description: What is BIM? Everyone has an opinion. Who is right and who is wrong? BIM can mean different things to different people. Whether you are doing IPD, design-build, or plan and spec, if you're an architect, contractor, engineer, or in the MEP, structural or building trades, or even an owner—BIM has its own unique meaning to you and your job. But what does it mean to the other guy? Your customer? Your trade partner? The owner? This class will attempt to enlighten you—not about what BIM is or should be for you, but what it may look like from everyone else's perspective. Only by knowing what BIM can mean for everyone on the job can we then ensure we collaborate as effectively as possible, making our project as successful as possible and maximizing the use of BIM to its fullest extent. Come and listen to what others on the panel and in the audience have to say about what BIM means to them. Come and share with others what BIM means to you.