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Tag Archives: BIMstorms
on web awareness
Paul at ExtranetEvolution AEC conferences, content and ‘unconferences’and Jodie at I have no opinion world architecture festival have commented recently on the low awareness and application of web technologies in the AEC and conference world. As one would expect following … Continue reading
Posted in comment, innovation, technology, web2.0
Tagged AEC, be2camp, BIM, BIMstorms, CAD, CE, collaborative working champion, conferences, ExtranetEvolution, facebook, Facebook to BIMstorms, HND, jodie miners, mel starrs, Paul Wilkinson, second life
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Will BIM move to FIM? (Webinar 16/4/10)
The concept of a Facilties Information Model as a more encompassing, arching umbrella model to a Building Information Model has been discussed over the last few years, but with little (public) evidence of use in practice. I guess in some … Continue reading →