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Building information modeling is in many ways still a theory and not a reality. What do I mean by that? It’s still all about the data. It’s about data from the specialty contractors, which is the missing link to complete a true workflow of necessary inputs, whether it’s ISO 19650 requirements or working with software like Revit, MWF or LCP payroll tracker.
I recently read a book to my two young sons about a car that went too fast and then suddenly “Bing, Bang, Boom, Crash, Disaster!” It made me think about where we are at in our economy, in our construction industry, and even inside our own companies.