NBS on social media

NBS on social media

Dec 31, 2017 |NBS

Follow us on social media for the latest information,
insight and analysis from NBS

 

Social media is a great way to get updates from us in real time and ask questions of us and the wider construction industry.

Here's the lowdown on our channels and what you can expect on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram.

 

Twitter

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BIM has long been a hot topic on Twitter, and it’s a platform many within the industry turn to for quick-fire questions, professional advice and updates on topics like the Level 2 mandate.

By following us you’ll can not only get involved in discussions on BIM, the construction industry and more, but we’ll also share real-time updates on our events and seminars, meaning you can stay connected with our ground-breaking research from anywhere in the world. We're also happy to respond to product enquiries and give advice on our software.

Tip: keep an eye on the #UKBIMCrew hashtag for great advice from a wide range of industry professionals. 

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LinkedIn

LinkedIn logoWhether you’re looking to join the NBS yourself or just keep up to date with the latest innovations in our industry, LinkedIn is the place to look.

By following our company page, you’ll be the first to hear about new vacancies within the business, about new schemes within the local area, charity or volunteer initiatives we’re taking part in and the latest achievements of the company and the staff.

If you’re a BIM professional you may also like to join our Linkedin group, which boasts over 7,500 members and hosts regular conversations on the National BIM Library, BIM objects and BIM in general.  

 

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YouTube

YouTube logoIf you’re looking to get to grips with industry terms or NBS products in a simple, visual way, our YouTube channel is perfect. It hosts over 100 videos, including step by step guides to sections of NBS Create and the NBS BIM Toolkit.

We also use YouTube to announce new products and services, interview industry professionals and showcase how BIM can be used on a project such as The Old Post Office, our home in Newcastle upon Tyne.

 

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Facebook

Facebook logoThe NBS Facebook page shows the company’s friendlier side. We love to shout about staff stories and share articles written about our latest developments or award wins. Expect lots of photos and even the occasional live stream!

If you are interested in attending one of our training sessions in the future, you can also subscribe to our Facebook events and be notified when we release new training dates. 

 

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Pinterest

PinterestThe NBS Pinterest account is a treasure trove of infographics, press stories, BIM tools and much more. You can browse through boards full of design and manufacturing masterpieces, repin your favourite office layouts or click through to articles on a range of different topics.

 

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Instagram

InstagramFollowing the NBS account on Instagram gives you a behind-the-scenes glimpse into life at NBS. Look out for charity events, social activities, staff stories and office views that normally only we get to see! We’re proud of our office refurbishment and we love to show it off. Look out for snapshots from our seminars and conferences, too. 

 

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