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A detailed comparison of the key features of existing classification systems so you can make an educated judgement on which is best for you.
When we talk about classification systems for BIM, what we mean is the method by which industry professionals label elements within BIM modeling programs. The elements in a BIM model can be described by a number of parameters, such as:
The problem with BIM classification systems in the industry lies with the lack of a universal code by which professionals communicate when they are collaborating with BIM. This lack of communication means that the problem is far from being solved, with different corners of the industry failing to collaborate fully on projects. This is the opposite of what collaborative BIM was designed for. In our eBook , we explore how we can efficiently and effectively collaborate
Kreo uses BIM classification to bring teams together and improve collaboration. Using these systems, Kreo can effectively help architecture, engineering and construction professionals come together to improve cost estimating, increase scheduling accuracy and produce more successful bids. Download our eBook to learn more about how BIM classification systems work with Kreo.