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Classify BIM data like a Pro | FREE WEBINAR

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Classify BIM data like a Pro | FREE WEBINAR

To be able to classify BIM data like a Pro is key to unlocking the full value of BIM. It makes data easier to understand, ensuring accurate and timely budgeting, planning, building, and management of a given asset.

It’s about having a common language, and an agreed-upon data structure that all stakeholders can rely on. That’s why well-classified BIM object data is especially valuable.

As classification becomes ever more important, thankfully it’s also getting easier and faster.

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