Take it to the field

Building information modeling, or BIM, is a hero in architecture offices worldwide. But outside of design, some struggle to bridge the gap to the field. With only 41% of firms using BIM in the field, and only 59% of companies possessing the skills to use BIM in any capacity, BIM's utility is being massively underplayed. Demystifying BIM could be your secret sauce for getting ahead in a competitive market.

Make BIM work for you

Benefits beyond design

BIM is an invaluable tool. That's why we think it should be a tool everyone can use. By tearing down the barrier to entry for BIM for everyone from a foreman to a project manager, teams will be able to see better results faster than ever. But how do we get there? Hint: it starts with your mobile device.

Rev-it up

Taking it further

Maybe you're a seasoned pro when it comes to BIM, or maybe you're just getting your feet wet. No matter your skill level, it's always worth pursuing more knowledge -- so why not turn to BIM experts themselves? Discover how you can hack your workflow with BIM with expert Lee Mullin. Then, watch BIM leader Lauren Collier's crash course unraveling the ways you can push BIM to the limits. Did we mention it's free?

Grow your skills

The next BIM thing

With so much untapped potential, what's in store for the future of BIM? It's all about connection and communication. Seems simple enough, right? Deep dive into what this could mean for your teams and the projects of tomorrow.

Peek inside

Keep digging

• Communication is everything in construction -- mistakes can be costly and painful! Luckily,?stronger BIM practices?can save the day.
• Around 52% of all rework is caused by poor communication (ouch). But this?on-demand webinar?explains how to leverage models to avoid mistakes and missteps.?
• Where did BIM begin -- and where is it headed??Get the origin story.
• Nima Jafari, Senior BIM Manager at Amazon,?talks all things BIM.

On the podcast

Podcast: 3 Things We Learned About The Future of BIM Adoption

On episode 10 of Digital Builder, Ariel Castillo, Strategic Process & VDC Specialist at Miller-Davis Company, and Steve Rollo, National BIM/VDC Manager at Graham, join us to discuss the future of BIM adoption and standardization across the world..

We discuss:

• What BIM and Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) really mean
• The biggest challenges with new construction technologies
• What BIM adoption and standardization look like in Latin America and Canada
• Predictions for BIM globally over the next decade

Tune in

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