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The Client Perspective: Strategy, Cost and the Long-Term Value of Asset Information
Introduction
In structuring this Handbook, it was important to think carefully about how best to balance the significant business needs of firms already employing a BIM Manager or Coordinator with those that have little or no BIM capability.
The starting point for Building Information Model management is the process of aligning your design technology strategy with not only the goals of your firm, but also those of your clients. This chapter captures why BIM is valuable to clients and how to formulate the BIM Strategy with added relevance to the client’s ...
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