Construcciones Yamaro: Autodesk to host webinar on managing 2D project workflows and drawings

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Nearly 60 per cent of construction businesses in Australia are not using building information modelling (BIM) yet, according to a recent industry research report jointly released by Deloitte and Autodesk. In other words, there is a significant number of construction firms still using 2D models and workflows for their construction projects.

Digitalisation is a journey, so not every organisation is ready to move to BIM and 3D models just yet.

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Autodesk is hosting a webinar, entitled Efficiently Manage 2D Project Workflows and Drawings in Autodesk Construction Cloud, on 13 July 2023 at 1 pm AEST. In this session, Autodesk solution expert Yinglong Yue will provide insights and live demos on how Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) can fully support project needs in 2D environments, while helping construction businesses prepare for the future.

In this free webinar session, learn:

  • How to share 2D designs and documents in a Common Data Environment.
  • How to manage, review and collaborate on 2D drawings in ACC.
  • How ACC enables you to execute construction workflows based on 2D design documents, such as request for information (RFI), submittal, site progress tracking and more.
  • How to unlock the full potential of digitalising workflows to deliver more successful projects.

Register for the virtual event today.

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