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Tyréns using BIMcollab for their infrastructure project

From email threads to structured coordination: How Tyréns uses BIMcollab for multidisciplinary infrastructure projects 

Read what happened when Tyréns implemented BIMcollab to improve how design issues and clashes are communicated across disciplines and stakeholders on the Tvärförbindelse Södertörn road project. With structured issue tracking, clear project statistics, and software integrations via BCF Manager, teams could coordinate more efficiently throughout the design process.

Digital Twin: What is it, how does it work, and are you ready for them?

Digital Twins promise better decisions across the built environment lifecycle, but the term is often used loosely. This guide explains what a Digital Twin is, how it works, and gives practical AEC examples. It closes with a clear way to assess your readiness and next steps.

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How AFRY’s early adoption of open standards transformed collaboration

AFRY embraced open BIM early, adopting an IFC-first strategy to connect more than 20 design tools and disciplines. With standardized processes and BIMcollab, their teams now collaborate seamlessly on massive infrastructure projects while maintaining reliable data, transparency, and a scalable foundation for automation.

Communicating clashes/issues: From 2500 to 9 min

How BIMBox reduced clash management from 42 hours to 9 minutes with BIMcollab

Discover how BIMBox reduced clash coordination time from 42 hours to just 9 minutes by integrating BIMcollab into their clash detection workflow, improving collaboration, issue tracking, and multi-disciplinary coordination across projects.

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Two questions to answer before you build a Digital Twin

Before investing further in a Digital Twin, there are two questions you should ask: Can you trust your data at scale? And can it flow across teams and systems? This article explores Digital Twin maturity and explains why trusted data and connected workflows determine whether your initiative delivers real value.

Better project management and easy communication for Ø.M. Fjeld by using BIMcollab

How Ø.M. Fjeld uses BIMcollab for improved communication and project management

John Ola Bakken, BIM Coordinator at Ø.M. Fjeld, a Norwegian construction company, elaborates on his experience with BIMcollab. The "Verket Brygge 2" project is a perfect example of how issue management with BIMcollab MQA enables easy communication and better project management for Ø.M. Fjeld.

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How AECOM manages 100.000+ issues for Kuwait International Airport with BIMcollab

On the Kuwait International Airport Terminal 2 project, AECOM managed more than 100,000 BIM issues across global teams. By adopting BIMcollab, they transformed clash coordination into a transparent, scalable workflow that improved collaboration, traceability, and design quality on one of the world’s largest airport projects.

BIMcollab ensures optimal project communication for BIM Technologies

How BIM Technologies structures BIM coordination for complex London projects

Using it as their default issue management platform, BIM Technologies reflects upon how BIMcollab has improved project communication, resulting in more efficient and structured projects. Stephen King elaborates on the advantages of BIMcollab and shares a practical usage example. Read on to learn more!

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Closer to complete control: BIMcollab’s first improvements of 2026

BIMcollab continues its journey toward complete control with three new improvements designed to reduce daily friction in BIM collaboration. From clearer model states to better visibility across projects and locations, these updates help teams work with more confidence, clarity, and control.

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How Britain’s largest light rail network was built on budget and ahead of schedule 

Discover how Laing O’Rourke and the MPT Joint Venture used BIMcollab to streamline issue management and deliver Manchester’s Trafford Park Line ahead of schedule—setting a new benchmark in digital infrastructure delivery.

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Digitalization is paving the way for future-proof real estate

Stricter rules and higher sustainability targets mean owners need reliable building data. This article explains why BIM is becoming the backbone of future-proof real estate.

BIM as a catalyst for innovation: Nova Participações at the helm of South America’s largest hydroelectric project  

Nova Participações is leading the 40-year renovation of South America’s largest hydroelectric plant. With BIMcollab, they’re turning complexity into collaboration.

Executive brief | Manage risk & improve compliance with BIMcollab’s open CDE

What does it take for handovers to be “First Time Right?” Learn how to conquer data chaos and achieve predictable, compliant project delivery with BIMcollab’s open, model-centric CDE — built for audit readiness and scalability.

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How to automate BIM issue tracking for faster coordination 

Tired of slow coordination and missed issues? Learn how automating BIM issue tracking can help your team stay aligned, fast, and in control.

Erik Pijnenburg, CEO of BIMcollab smiling while giving interview.

Growth, Lessons, and the Future: Reflecting on a Decade of BIMcollab

CEO Erik Pijnenburg shares insights from 10 years of BIMcollab — from early challenges in BIM coordination to a full platform shaping the future of collaboration.

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A decade of BIM in Europe: Scepticism, standards, and the road ahead 

Over the past decade, BIM in Europe has evolved from experimental workflows to an industry standard. Discover how mandates, openBIM, and collaboration tools reshaped the landscape — and what the next decade of BIM will bring.

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Implement a CDE in Real Estate Management

Sustainability, stricter reporting requirements, and rising costs are pushing real estate organizations to organize their data more intelligently. Yet in practice, crucial building information is often fragmented across departments, tools, and network drives. This lack of oversight leads to delayed decisions and unnecessary failure costs. These challenges call for a stronger focus on data management.

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BIM collaboration across disciplines: How to avoid team misalignment 

Cross-disciplinary BIM projects often fall out of sync. Learn how to avoid scope overlaps, missed updates, and untracked issues with structured coordination.