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Structural Engineering Transition to 3D Digital Design Is Toughest for Small Firms - ENR | McGraw-Hill Construction
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Construction Industry, News Articles, Business Conditions & Analysis, Markets, Finance, Costs, Legislation, Government, Management, Labor, Construction Methods, Equipment & Materials, Engineering News-Record (ENR)
Publication Date: 23-MAY-07
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| For larger structural engineers, the transition to digital, three-dimensional building information modeling is perplexing, awkward and demanding. For smaller firms with fewer resources, the switch is downright angst-ridden. But no matter the size, BIM experts at the 2007 Structures Conference advised firms that they need to gear up for the transition or ...
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| For larger structural engineers, the transition to digital, three-dimensional building information modeling is perplexing, awkward and demanding. For smaller firms with fewer resources, the switch is downright angst-ridden. But no matter the size, BIM experts at the 2007 Structures Conference advised firms that they need to gear up for the transition or ...
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Construction Industry, News Articles, Business Conditions & Analysis, Markets, Finance, Costs, Legislation, Government, Management, Labor, Construction Methods, Equipment & Materials, Engineering News-Record (ENR)
Construction Industry, News Articles, Business Conditions & Analysis, Markets, Finance, Costs, Legislation, Government, Management, Labor, Construction Methods, Equipment & Materials, Engineering News-Record (ENR)
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