Effectively implementing BIM
The first thing to consider about BIM is your understanding of client and project requirements and how to address these, specifically around BIM level 2.
It’s important that an understanding of BIM level 2 is not isolated to one person in a company or even a small team, but is distributed amongst staff who all have a part to play, including senior management.
Senior management should provide leadership to make sure the understanding is fully embedded across the business and on projects. Ideally, getting to the stage of BIM being fully integrated into all business processes, both internally and externally, is simply the way to do business.
BIM and digital maturity
How do I develop the skills to embrace BIM?
Our BIM capability assessment will help you to understand what you need to know and provide a quick, 10-point learning plan.
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