Learn how to use BIM 360 Design to deliver a BIM project ON TIME with reduced errors and less rework to save $$$.
In this fastpaced session, we'll take a look at the business value of BIM 360 Design, provide a brief overview, and then dive into a live project. We'll start by publishing our designs from Revit to the cloud, and then we'll move to BIM 360 and share that project data with the project team. Come along for the ride!
Explore the differences between C4R and BIM 360 Design. Learn how to improve your team’s efficiency by switching to the nextgen BIM 360 platform.
Learn how to effectively use BIM 360's Design Workflows to better control and share project data, and learn troubleshooting techniques for the most commonly encountered problems.
Discuss and learn how two large firms were able to split AE services on a large medical campus, while integrating 15 other firms. While having changing requirements and trying to ensure a facility true to the clients vision.
Want to know and understand more about how best to setup, apply and use BIM 360 Design Collaboration? This class will take you through everything you need to know to use the tool in a variety of scenarios and give you some food for thought when working with your external partners and consultants.
The evolution of Collaboration for Revit, now BIM 360 Design, is a hot topic this year. This roundtable discussion is meant to be a companion to the various lectures that are on the same topic. This roundtable will present various questions and ideas for discussion.
In this class we'll go over more advanced workflows of how to support not only multiple disciplines, but multiple companies in each discipline. Topics will include (among others): Folder and team structure Permissions Data sharing and transfer Entitling
My class is intended to reduce confusion around the use of Revit, BIM 360 Document Management and Design Collaboration modules and start users on the right path toward using and implementing Autodesk Cloud solutions.
This class will cover how to setup and use Autodesk’s BIM 360 Design for sharing Revit/Robot/Advance Steel models, and curate, coordinate, and manage deliverable throughout the project lifecycle.
