This blog is part of a series to 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.

Do you use way too much software?

Many firms use many software products to create their designs when one or two would do the trick. Other firms re-build models because they design and document in different tools. Using the right platform can often replace three or four pieces of software and systemize your method working.

Why should you systemize your workflows?

In information technology, system integration is the process of physically or functionally linking together different computing systems and software applications to form a coordinated whole. System integration involves integrating existing, often disparate systems in such a way that it focuses on increasing value to your customer.

How can system integration make your clients happy?

Do you want to enhance your client satisfaction during the project construction phase? you must meet the quality requirements. The automated quality control process confirms that the project outcome meets the client's standards. There are many benefits of a quality model:

• It maintains a smooth workflow between design and construction teams
• Project design and construction are delivered on time
• Less cost is incurred to produce a designed model and build an asset
• Wastage is minimal from correction of model on-site and off-site and a smooth procurement.

How can Driving Vision help?

Take the Quality Control diagnostic to find out how you deal with various issues and if you would benefit from automating and integrating your processes to improve the quality of your outputs to meet the requirements of BIM standards at Level 3.

The quality control report tells you how to automate your processes to improve the quality of your outputs and ensure compliance with ISO 19650.

In conclusion

Having the right processes in place, together with automation, has the potential to dramatically improve your productivity and quality.

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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