8 tips to accelerate your open BIM project

8 tips to accelerate your openBIM project

André Schnabel | 14 Sep 2023

Open BIM projects are complex and require a lot of communication. Hence, effective communication is key to accelerating your BIM project. It enables you to improve project efficiency and quality. To help you achieve that, this blog will give you 8 tips to accelerate communication in your BIM project.

How BIMcollab can help achieve the expectations of the Golden Thread.

How to achieve the expectations of the golden thread using BIMcollab 

by Bojana Dukanovic Foss | 23 Aug 2023

Fire safety is a key part of any construction process. In the UK, the golden thread principle has been introduced to ensure everyone has access to key safety information throughout the lifecycle of a building. In this blog, we will discuss how BIMcollab can assist in meeting the expectations of the golden thread.

How BIMcollab can assist with COBie data delivery

How BIMcollab can help deliver COBie information on your project

by Bojana Dukanovic Foss | 17 May 2023

Collecting and delivering complete COBie data is a challenge for many project teams. BIMcollab can be of assistance in automating this process. This blog considers five ways in which BIMcollab can help verify, communicate about and deliver COBie data for your project.

7 reasons why a connected workflow will make a huge difference for your BIM project!

7 reasons why a connected workflow will make a huge difference for your BIM project!

by Carole Dib | 23 Mar 2023

Let’s explore together how a connected workflow will save you time and money in 7 essential points.

5 Golden Rules of a BIM Workflow

5 Golden Rules of a BIM Workflow

by Carole Dib | 21 Mar 2023

Only a few decades ago, buildings were conceived on paper. Any mistake meant scraping or starting over. And data was kept in big bulky folders.

Must see: the best BIMcollab webinars of 2022

Must see: the best BIMcollab webinars of 2022

21 Feb 2023

Last year we organized 28 webinars in English, German, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Dutch, which received more than 8.200 registrations. We created an overview of the most popular webinars, let’s look back!