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ARTICLES	AUTHORS
What is a Digital Twin? Eric Wing gives you insight on digital twins and answers many FAQ’s around the subject with detailed answers and informative explanations.
Civil Engineering Still Lags Architecture in Visualization. This is How We Catch Up. Sam Lytle tells a story about his 30th birthday and incorporates his own insane and inspiring journey with Visualization.
Future Value to Model-Based Deliverables Stephen Walz introduces how clients are beginning to require an integrated approach to enhance their existing Asset Management solutions. So in response, the AEC industry has started to evaluate multiple vendors, organizations, and technologies to develop proven solutions that allow for seamless migration of all design intelligence data into a federated model. He also adds that these solutions will be leveraged for interdisciplinary coordination, Model-Based QC, Model-Based Deliverables, and most importantly enable a streamlined continuation of asset management, well beyond design.
Mining the Cloud for a Better Building Industry Autodesk's Anthony Hauck on the (continuing) importance of data.	posted by Anthony Hauck December 28th, 2017
Autodesk’s Design for Industry Challenge In this Q&A with AUGI, Autodesk's Torie Anderson discusses Design for Industry, an initiative aimed at bringing students and industry professionals together.	posted by Mark Kiker December 13th, 2016
BIM for FM Melanie Stone shares resources explaining, planning and coordinating models for post-occupancy use.	posted by Melanie Stone August 19th, 2016
Helping 2D Subcontractors in a 3D World Matthew Hill seeks to ease the way for subcontractors working with BIM projects.	posted by Matthew Hill June 20th, 2016
Increasing Adoption of BIM by Owners John Barkwell explores the challenges and benefits to owners adopting the BIM process.	posted by John Barkwell May 23rd, 2016
When BIM Is BIM: Comparing AutoCAD BIM and Revit BIM To help those who haven't yet committed to a platform for BIM, David Butts highlights features in AutoCAD MEP, Autodesk Revit, and others.	posted by David Butts April 28th, 2016
Facility Management Resources Melanie Stone shares a sample of the type of information useful to Facility CAD Managers.	posted by Melanie Stone January 1st, 2016
FM Community Facilities Solutions Architect, Melanie Stone, shares a networking location and other helpful data for those working in, or wishing to understand, post-occupancy facility needs.	posted by Melanie Stone December 31st, 2015
The Level After the Next Level Todd Shackelford observes changes in the industry and cautions companies to prepare if they want to succeed.	posted by Todd Shackelford July 2nd, 2015
BIM: Then and Now Ryan Joyce looks at the evolution of BIM in construction.	posted by Marilyn Law May 20th, 2015
Introduction to Reality Computing This whitepaper explores the concept of Reality Computing and its applications.	posted by Marilyn Law April 28th, 2015
Digital Plan Set Publishing with Digital Signatures Brad Hofman describes his experiences in using digital signatures for PDF plan sets.	posted by Brad Hofman June 10th, 2014
Challenging Revit: Let’s Face It, It’s ALL BIM Author Shaun Farrell with musings on BIM, and a path forward.	posted by Shaun Farrell January 13th, 2014
Tips from the Dork Side Melanie Stone shares a collection of selection and navigation methods in AutoCAD 2013.	posted by Melanie Stone April 24th, 2013
(SMART)x Game Changers A series of articles paired with author James Salmon's webinar series. The focus is on the value of IPD, BIM, and lean processes.	posted by James Salmon March 12th, 2013
Who Owns the BIM? A published "BIM Guidelines" issued by the NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) both enlightens and puzzles. Author Martijn de Riet attempts to sort it out.	posted by Martijn de Riet January 23rd, 2013
How to Structure a BIM Team Author William "Bill" Campbell on how to make the best use of personnel to form a cohesive, efficient BIM team.	posted by William Campbell December 28th, 2012

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