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BIM for the Terrified
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BIM for the Terrified

Jun 1, 2013 |NBS

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BIM for the Terrified is a guide to Building Information Modelling (BIM). Its aim is to provide a good understanding of BIM, explain how BIM has evolved over the years and reasons behind the Government's drive to adopt BIM.

Read the case studies showing how manufacturers are taking up the challenge of BIM, they may help you get a clearer understanding of BIM and the impact it could have on your business.

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Record and operational BIMs
Information about the use of BIM in Facility Management.

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