Description
With the release of the BIM 360 Design Collaboration module, a variety of opportunities are open to project teams with respect to how they control the information flow between different participants. Understanding the flow of publish, package, share, and consume is just the beginning. Understanding the nuances of the permissions system lets you connect your linked Revit files to each other and to other data types in ways that go beyond the strict rules imposed by the system's default behaviors. We will walk you through the most-restrictive (default) approach, and then address strategies regarding how to make the permission system work for you, and how to integrate non-Revit design team members using Desktop Connector or the Forge platform. Beyond how to use the system, we will also address the consequences for consultants engaged in the environment via their clients. What are the implications for third parties when they’re asked to participate in what is effectively a “low-trust” environment over which they have no direct control?
Key Learnings
- Learn how to set up a new project in BIM 360 Design Collaboration
- Learn how to adjust permissions to make the system more open for some team members
- Discover how other team members who not working in Revit can still participate in design collaboration
- Understand the ramifications for third parties who are invited to participate in the environment
Speakers
- RMRobert MannaRobert works for Stantec in the Boston office, he has been a key team member on multiple projects, and he now serves as the BIM R&D leader for the firm as well as providing business consulting services for clients implementing BIM. He has taught internally, provides high level support as well as planning and implementation of new tools. In 2013 he led the organization of the first annual RTC Design Technology Summit, he has spoken at: RTC NA, Autodesk University, has been a guest lecturer at the BAC, and has presented at BIM events hosted by the AIA, ACEC, Autodesk and resellers. He has written two articles about Revit for the AUGI AEC Edge magazine, and has written assessment questions for KnowledgeSmart. He maintains a personal blog dedicated to Revit & BIM. When he has time he hangs out with his wife and two year old daughter, and enjoys skiing, swimming and biking
- DMDesiree MackeyDesirée Mackey has been in the AEC industry since the1990s. She holds a bachelor's degree from University of California, Davis and a master's degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Desiree has worked in construction and as a structural engineer, and has lead design technology departments. Desirée is a regular speaker at many conferences, she co-founded the Rocky Mountain Building Information Society, was Chair of the Structural Engineers Association of Colorado's BIM Committee, served as an AUGI board member, Treasurer, and Vice President, serves on the AU Advisory Council, and is Chairman of the BILT Americas Committee.
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