Identifying CAD Project Killers
There
are many stumbling blocks that cause projects to get derailed. There are
plenty of design challenges that your team may face. These are specific to
your discipline and industry. You may be struggling with a manufactured part
or the interaction of systems or the best way to layout a parking lot or the
situating of a building on a site plan. Whatever these brain teasers may be,
they differ from project to project. Each time you put mouse to monitor, you
have to wrestle with the projects design and getting that design into the
systems and out to manufacturing, fabrication or construction.
Will your projects put you in a pine box?
If taken one at a time you will be able to get you project back on track.
But if too many of these things happen to the same project it can soon
become a full fledged train wreck.
Let’s take a look at some of the things that may influence the progress of
your team.
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Book Review - Revit Training Manual 2009 by Ascent
I received a copy of the Ascent Revit Training Manual for 2009.
Almost 340 pages of Revit focused tutorials, training, tips, tricks,
quizzes and more.
It starts off with a bang discussing Building Information Modeling
concepts, Revit Terminology, so you get to know the terms, and then jumps
into an Overview of the Revit Interface and Starting Revit Projects. It
includes a Command Summary cheat sheet so you can get up to speed quickly.
I reviewed the PDF version and it contains bookmarks and internal links
that jump to the exact topic that you need.
Each topic is completed by a step by step tutorial and...
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