With so many people working remotely from their colleagues, BIM has become a collaborative tool supported by the ISO19650 standards.

With remote collaboration now the norm rather than exceptional the need for businesses of all sizes and disciplines to embrace BIM has never been more pressing.

Business agility refers to the "ability of a business system to rapidly respond to change by adapting its initial stable configuration", and with most design work for new projects continuing at close to normal levels, BIM is a tool that enables all project partners to work in a shared space responding to changes in client requirements, planning or design revisions in real-time.

With many unoccupied premises, BIM can be used to respond to utilities changing requirements. For instance:

What parts of a building can have electricity and water supplies disconnected without compromising the integrity or safety of the structure?

What are the critical maintenance and upkeep factors that need to be considered?

These and others are all questions that can be answered within a BIM environment without compromising social distancing regulations with a physical inspection.

The increased demand for BIM services in the new environment will mean that scalability, the ability to add partners to a project and add projects to a business portfolio, becomes an increasing issue.

Scalability does not necessarily mean larger projects but focuses on implementing additional resources without sacrificing the quality of work and clarity of collaboration.

The use of BIM on projects of all sizes needs to be scalable and the IT infrastructure be in place to respond to the expectations of project leads and allow for the shared workspace to expand to accommodate all participants and models and visualizations.

Driving Vision’s work connecting BIM partners through reliable IT infrastructure and cloud-based storage has been established for some time.

We can support your transition to wider usage of BIM quickly and easily.

Working with our proven BIM implementation process will enable you to scale up your use of BIM while maintaining procedural quality.

Our market-leading digital visualization tools allow you to see a 3D representation of your design, or you can take a virtual “walk-through” of an existing building to assess the upkeep requirements discussed earlier.

Please get in touch to discuss how Driving Vision can help your business respond to the changed workplace environment.

Implementing BIM can be daunting, but Driving Vision is here to help you at the pace you are comfortable with. Get started by getting in touch now