Failure to adopt BIM would affect consultants ability to work internationally
Building Information Modeling (BIM) could
achieve worldwide popularity and acceptance in a short span of time. Various
studies report that around 70% of engineers, architects, contractors and owners
are engaged with BIM on their various big and small projects. Dramatic adoption
of BIM by contractors is started to experience since 2009 for virtual
coordination and prefabrication. But, it was the engineers, who were
least convinced of BIM’s value in 2009. However, they left the reluctance to
adopt BIM, when they found that they could solve the issues of content and
technical analysis with this technology.
BIM is an innovative
approach to design and construction, which is now taking its place firmly in
the mainstream of construction industry. Like any other technology, BIM also
has emerged enough standard and maturity to achieve attention of professional
organizations. It expands its use to new tasks and integrates its rich data
with many other vital technology tools that will help drive innovation.
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