How delightful Can it Be to Dominate the Competition with Fewer People?

In this blog series you will find out how well your firm copes with the 6 required drivers, named “EARTHS”, to fully embrace the BIM culture and get more projects with fewer people:

  1. Efficiency published April 2 2021
  2. Automation published April 9 2021
  3. Reinforcement to be published April 16 2021
  4. Training to be published April 23 2021
  5. Hegemony to be published April 30 2021
  6. Squad to be published May 7 2021

Are you still hand-drawing?

For most AEC practices hand drawing is still a critical part of the process today, even those using computers still produce 2D drawings, but recently 3D models are appearing more and more on the screens.

Would you want to Change?

A recent survey shows that only 37% of small firms are using 3D building information modelling or BIM for billable work. And most of the rest are likely using a 2D drafting tool.

The number of BIM and CAD software packages are flourishing. The most used are:

  • Autocad,
  • Vectorworks,
  • Archicad,
  • Rhino. and
  • Revit.

On top, you have value-added tools like:

  • Plannerly for project management,
  • several rendering and VR tools, and
  • communication tools to keep your remote team connected.

Where would you start?

It is daunting and time-consuming to understand what to look for in all these tools and packages even for large firms these choices are not easy to make.

  • Figuring out how the software providers are pricing their products is a minefield.
  • The tools are difficult to learn and use.

  • Should you use CAD or BIM tools?

    • When using CAD for building design, you focus on creating drawings.
    • When using BIM, you focus on creating a building model and then the drawings can be generated from the model.

Get help from a professional

Driving Vision simplify the difficult and automate the mundane for our clients.

We work with firms of all sizes, we found out that it requires special characteristics and skills to use technology wisely before the practice can take on more work and bigger projects with fewer people.

Implementing BIM can be daunting, but Driving Vision is here to help you at the pace you are comfortable with. Get started by getting in touch now

How can we maximise your return on investment?

75%

Of practices using BIM made positive ROI

65%

Of practices using BIM improved health and safety

41%

Of practices using BIM decreased errors and omission

59%

Of practices using BIM enhanced their practice image

35%

Of practices using BIM claimed less litigations

31%

Of practices using BIM reduced rework

It might seem daunting, time consuming & prohibitive for smaller practices, to implement BIM. Not with Driving Vision!

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