- What is the ratio of design employees to Revit seats available in your company?
- What percentage of your projects are completed in Revit?
- What percentage of those projects are 100% Revit? No other CAD drafting involved?
- Do you require all projects to be completed in Revit?
- What is the average size of a project in square feet?
- And the average size of a project team in people/square foot?
- What percent of your workforce has received dedicated training in Revit?
- Do you see the necessity and/or benefits of IDP (Integrated Design Processes) in your firm?
- Do you see the necessity and/or benefits of IPD (Integrated Project Delivery)in your firm?
- Do you use or have you used the AIA Contract exhibit AIA E202-2008?
- Do you require BIM Deliverables from your consultants?
- If so, Do you issue your model as a construction document?
- Do you have a library of custom Revit Content?
- How many families?
- Do you deploy the plugins for Revit?
- Do you have any plugins of your own?
- Do your CAD standards reflect the use of Revit?
- Do you have integrated specifications through Revit via an application like eSpecs?
- What about Cost Estimation, like US Cost?
- Do you deliver contract documents in DWF format?
- How? via the web? Project Portal? Newforma/Buzzsaw/Projectwise/Sharepoint etc?
- Have you ever looked at downstream FM solutions that plug into Revit?
- Do you charge for renderings?
- Do you charge for animations?
- What percent of projects has a 3D computer rendering provided in the deliverables?
- What percent of projects has a 3D computer animation provided as part of the deliverables?
A major component of any effective design process is the overlay of multiple layers of information, requirements, systems, analysis and meaning. The emergent complexity of this overlay, the patterns, the moiré.. that's where design gets interesting.
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How 'Revit-Committed' is your company?
How do you measure how BIM-Oriented a company is? How committed they are to BIM? Are they really taking advantage of/benefiting from using BIM?
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