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That’s why we’re excited to announce a brand-new product offering: Autodesk® BIM Collaborate.

Introducing Autodesk BIM CollaborateĪt Autodesk, we’ve recognized a clear need in the AEC industry to improve the coordination and design collaboration processes. These issues – all centered around collaboration – can easily lead to negative business outcomes like increased schedule risk, rework, and cost overruns.

Poor digital collaboration makes teams highly dependent on in-person meetings and emails.

A disconnected workflow spread across multiple solutions creates information silos.

Clash detection and issue management rely on a single power user, creating bottlenecks.

Inconsistent design data exchange leads to multiple sources of truth.

However, many firms still struggle to create streamlined model coordination and design collaboration workflows. It’s easy to understand why given a recent Autodesk and FMI report showing rework costs the construction industry $65 billion a year. According to a report by JBKnowledge, 63.5% of general contractors say the highest value use case of BIM in construction today is model coordination. Nowhere is this more apparent than between design and construction.

Because of this, there’s a widespread need for connected workflows that facilitate better collaboration and coordination earlier in the construction process. Projects have only grown in complexity, putting higher demands on teams as they collect, share, and process massive amounts of data.

Successfully delivering a construction project requires a massive team of contributors to work together - but today, effective collaboration has become more difficult than ever.