BIM: Are We Getting What We Paid For?

For years, everyone has been talking about how they use BIM on their projects, including allocation of time, resources and money. But, are owners actually using BIM effectively? Are they getting what they paid for? Often, an owner has no methodology to evaluate BIM work products from architects and contractors. There is lack of clarity about what they are getting, how to get it, or why they want it.

During this webinar, Ralph Kreider, Director of Digital Facilities, of McDonough Bolyard Peck (MBP) shares;

Key beneifts of BIM
Methods and procedures of applying BIM during a facility's lifecycle
How to define contract requirements and design a standard BIM execution plan

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