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Thinking of using design-build for your projects? How should you weigh the challenges and risks against the benefits and gains? Here are some of the common trade-offs you may see.
New specialization confirms U.S. CAD’s commitment to bringing service excellence and technical expertise to clients in the construction industry.
In Part 1 of this blog post series, we shared three Bluebeam workflows for dealing with RFIs, Measurements and Estimations, and Submittals. In this post, we’re concluding with two collaboration workflows every Bluebeam user should know about.
Whether you’re a master at using Bluebeam’s array of PDF tools or a beginner who’s just getting started, you’re likely creating new workflows now that you have power of paperless documentation and online collaboration. In this two-part blog series, we’re sharing five standard workflows that all Bluebeam users should add to their arsenal. In this post, we share the first three.
Training and professional development are some of the most important investments that companies and individuals make. For professionals in the AEC industries, rapid advancements in technology and trends makes it even more important to stay current. Yet why are so many firms still struggling with getting their staff educated and trained in BIM?
If you’re a company or team that still uses AutoCAD for the majority of your design work, then the sermon of how much “better” Revit is than AutoCAD is a tired one. While many building design firms have decided to transition from AutoCAD to Revit, there are still many who use both software side-to-side on the same project. So why is it that there is such a big push for making the switch from AutoCAD to Revit?