An overall project schedule (OPS) is one of the most important planning tools available to any construction team. The most successful projects include BIM workflows in their OPS. Here are three best practices I … Read More
BIM Trends to Look for in 2018
There are several technology trends to keep your eye on in 2018 that will impact the future of BIM for fabrication. These changes can improve the safety, quality, and productivity of every … Read More
BIM and Virtual Construction – The Same or Different?
Can the terms BIM and Virtual Construction be used interchangeably in the construction market or do they carry different meanings that can impact how the team interacts?
The Elephant in the Room: Contractually Governing Documents
Is BIM worth the cost and time if the model is not contractually binding? Have you ever read a contract, or electronic document release form? If so, you have … Read More
Pushing BIM to the Limit: Acceptable Tolerances
Some BIM projects set goals for clash free models with zero (inch) tolerance for clashes. Is there value in achieving a condition in the model that is not practical in … Read More
Apples to Oranges: Comparing BIM Scope
Are you trying to estimate the cost of virtual design and construction services on your next project? Does the estimated cost of BIM vary significantly from project to project and … Read More
Experimenting with LEAN
Did you know that Thomas Edison tested over 1600 materials while designing the filament for the electric light bulb? He is credited with saying “I have not failed 10,000 times. … Read More
Getting Closer to LEAN
How far away is your nearest printer? How many steps does it take to get a drink of water? How long does it take to find a file on your … Read More
Driving LEAN forward with Good Ideas
How often do you change workflows as a result of your own good ideas? How often do people on your team share good ideas with you? If this is not … Read More
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