Small Firms, Big BIM: Why Technology is Essential for Architects to Survive - Replay

On last night's episode of BIM After Dark Live I welcomed Jim Balding (of the ANT Group) to the show.  Traditionally, BIM has always been equated to the "big firms".  Well, Jim and I are going discuss how BIM (and the adoption of new technology) actually benefits the smaller architecture and engineering firms MORE!  Jim has spent his entire career integrating new technologies with small-scale professional practice.

Jim shared some of the tools, workflows, processes, and (I'm sure) stories of his years spent in the world of "little BIM"... 

Oh, and tune in to the beginning to hear two unique stories of how Jim and I met and how he called me out when I registered for a conference one year.... ;)

Click here to view the replay now.... 

Deconstructing "BIM" - BIM Fix Blog

I think I found this post via Randy Deutsch's Twitter Feed (which you should all follow... he tends to post A LOT of articles worthy of a gander).

Anyways, I always love seeing different definitions of "BIM". The term still seems to be flexible enough that many people view it in many different ways...  Brian Renehan, over at the BIM Fix Blog, gave his own definition breakdown in a post from a few days ago.

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