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You’ve likely heard of the standard 5 Love Languages (Quality Time, Gifts, Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, and Physical Touch), but have you heard of the

Improperly managed BIM projects can often feel like a house booby trapped by Kevin McCallister. You might recall the Home Alone burglars were faced with burning doorknobs, paint

“Many hands make light work.” Or do they? Most of the time, sure, that is likely the case. But when it comes to a BIM

Are you trying to work more efficiently as a BIM manager? Perhaps you’ve found yourself frustrated with lagging Revit models or maddening project delays.  We’ve

We’ve talked before about the importance of avoiding chaos with your Revit content. One way that content could quickly turn to chaos is when different versions of

The tea-hating, rom-communism-loving, motivational coach, Ted Lasso, won over many of us. And we’d like to think that he’d make an amazing BIM Manager. In