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Hi @madheshamaddy7094 thanks for comment and happy to hear you liked the channel. On top of all the theoretical references available, I would recommend you to install a BIM tool and see its capabilities by navigating through the software interface. Some companies give free student license (for example Autodesk). You can try Revit, Autodesk Civil 3D, ARCHICAD or Trimble Tekla Structures. There are various tutorials on KZfaq. If you have access to LinkedIn Learning, try the tutorials there. All the best!

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@goodman7788 Thanks for your kind words. I hope it was useful.

Hi Derick. Very nice to hear from you. Keep up the good work. I will do my best to create more videos :)

Thank you for your comment. Glad you liked it.

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Autodesk Tandem will be a potential platform in the future. Some are using Autodesk Forge. There are various platforms but all are developing.

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Hi, That would create a very long list. Let me know which D you are more interested in.

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Unfortunately not the standards, many school libraries have free access though. Some websites, have some elements of the standard for free.

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Information Management is a part of many industries and subjects and is not related to the built environment sector only. Search Information Management and you will find lots of information.

Thanks for your comment. If your aim is to make a career, I would suggest you search for jobs related to your degree in the region you are wishing to find a tech job. Then analyse the job market and find the trends, required software applications and specialisations. Then try to upskill yourself: one step at a time. Good Luck! @ferdinandonuh2940

Hi Danial, thanks for your comment. Cost will certainly be different by region (similar to time, health and safety, building performance, etc.). In BIM process, we manage the building data related to each dimension. The inputs will be different project by project or based on location. But there are still similarities between the type of data that we need to be able to determine the cost of project. BIM is not trying to make a similar template for all projects, instead, we try to understand how different type of data can be managed and maintained throughout building's lifecycle.

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As far as I am aware of, the application of BIM (process and standards) in construction projects in Iran is limited at the moment. It will be the next big thing in the next 5 years or so (I would think so!). However, there are many job opportunities for people with BIM software skills, particularly Revit Architecture, Structure and MEP.

Thanks for your feedback Apoorva.

Hi, thanks for the interesting question. You are 100% right. Even if you consider prefabrication, it is not only 4D. It can appear on almost all dimensions depending on how you look at it. Similarly, logistics has a very wide meaning. Time and cost are both incorporated into logistics. It is not only time but also the combination of time, cost and more dimensions.

Hi, Thanks for your comment. First you should know how BIM is evolving your specialisation within the Built Environment sector. Which BIM software applications are the most important ones in your specialisation? You can find very good tutorials on LinkedIn, KZfaq and Autodesk website. If you want to study BIM, there are various courses that offer BIM modules. What is your profession?

Hi Mohamed, Such a brilliant question. ISO 19650 is the International BIM Standard. It has been developed based on the existing UK BIM Standard but was modified to form the international version. I am not aware of any other widely used standards in Europe (I will need to search to give you a definite answer). US National BIM Standard www.nationalbimstandard.org/ Take a look at this article: clok.uclan.ac.uk/39137/1/39137%20A%20Global%20Analysis%20of%20BIM%20Standards%20Across%20the%20Globe%20%20A%20Critical%20Review%20Accepted%20Version_.pdf I am planning to add more videos over Summer.

Thanks a lot! The linked article provides excellent insights regarding different BIM standards in different countries. Waiting for you new videos! I hope that you can emphasize on the relationship between BIM and the sustainability in the built environment in your upcoming videos; that is, how BIM can help reduce the carbon footprint, reduce waste, and induce a greener built environment.

Happy to hear you found the videos useful. There are many online resources: to get a career in BIM you need to know a BIM software (related to your specialisation)+ BIM standards+ engage in BIM projects. Try to see which software is the most relevant to you (analyse the existing job market and see what software applications are needed, for example Revit MEP or Structure). Then search for the available tutorials online (KZfaq for example).

Which software application are you interested to learn?

The software applications I would suggest you to learn are Revit and CostX. If you have access to LinkedIn Learning, they usually have very good online tutorials. If you are looking for a free platform: KZfaq and Autodesk website have very good tutorials for Revit. Good luck!

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Hi Armin, thanks for your comment. Are you looking for something other than Revit Architecture and Navisworks? These are great software applications for scheduling, cost and take off. Unless you are looking for a particular function? Let me know.

Hi Mohamed, Thanks for your kind and positive feedback. I have only been very busy with work. I have lots of ideas for more videos, it is only the matter of finding some time.

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you like them!

Great suggestion!

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What is your background? Why do you want to learn BIM and Digital Twin? Jobs? Research?

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That is great. There are so many great videos on KZfaq. Autodesk has good learning material too.

Glad it was helpful!

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Hi Moiz, you need to know the theory, standards and BIM software. I would suggest you to read BIM job specifications in your region and see what skills employers are looking for. What are you studying?

Thanks for sharing your experience :) I would say the Tech world is not 100% predictable. You may see a brand new company starting any time. But Revit in particular, is going to be dominating for a long time (I think).

Brilliant! Glad it was helpful!

Very interesting comment. I appreciate you sharing your insight. The concept has been there, the application of the concept is now going to the next level (we have now moved from possibilities to business models). Your comment is valid but here I am discussing the practical application (not the theoretical knowledge).