The BIM minute – Collaborative engineering

You may have heard of it without really understanding what it was all about, or perhaps you simply want to know more. Whatever your level of familiarity with Building Information Modeling, watch these informative videos to find out more about one of the major changes in our industry.

In this episode learn about the impact of BIM on work behaviours and new work organisations, two aspects for which collaborative engineering plays a central role in the transformation of our professions.

The previous episodes in this series the “BIM Minutes” will allow you to familiarise yourself with the fundamentals of Building Information Modelling, how it is used, and how it can help you manage your projects and organisation.

Episode 4 – The BIM Model
Episode 3 – Organising a BIM project
Episode 2 – “My client wants BIM”
Episode 1 – Understanding BIM in 1 minute

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