Autodesk University
2015-08-07, 05:31 PM
Session: FM234-1
Title: BIM in the Cloud and Other Technology Trends
Instructor: Steve Segarra
Course Description: Anyone who has tried one of the Google applications knows the power and ease of cloud computing. And anyone who has used Google Maps™ on a cell phone knows the flexibility and ubiquity of Web Services. What should the BIM community be doing to catch and ride these big waves in IT technology? Everything! This class looks at new ways of joining and deploying AutoCAD®, Revit®, and ARCHIBUS® using cloud resources, Web Services, and mobile technologies. These new ways of joining your teams can get you to "Big BIM" in a hurry by providing new ways to work collaboratively, and new ways of leveraging each team's strengths using the Web. You can flow work around the globe, connect individual Revit models directly to portfolio-scale databases, speed building commissioning, and deploy data standards reliably. The result? Better building life cycle management, lower IT costs and effort, and a reduced training curve. Surfs up! Grab your board and lets catch the waves!
Title: BIM in the Cloud and Other Technology Trends
Instructor: Steve Segarra
Course Description: Anyone who has tried one of the Google applications knows the power and ease of cloud computing. And anyone who has used Google Maps™ on a cell phone knows the flexibility and ubiquity of Web Services. What should the BIM community be doing to catch and ride these big waves in IT technology? Everything! This class looks at new ways of joining and deploying AutoCAD®, Revit®, and ARCHIBUS® using cloud resources, Web Services, and mobile technologies. These new ways of joining your teams can get you to "Big BIM" in a hurry by providing new ways to work collaboratively, and new ways of leveraging each team's strengths using the Web. You can flow work around the globe, connect individual Revit models directly to portfolio-scale databases, speed building commissioning, and deploy data standards reliably. The result? Better building life cycle management, lower IT costs and effort, and a reduced training curve. Surfs up! Grab your board and lets catch the waves!