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AECBytes: How Project Information Management Sharpens Our Focus on Clients and Designs
Wednesday, 01 July 2009

Although not strictly Revit related, I'm sure many of you will be very interested in this fascinating article on the AECBytes website.

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"With the economic downturn early in the year, Andrew Hollomon had to reprioritize his 2009 information technology plan. One thing that didn’t budge was a five-point plan to improve operational efficiency. He was convinced that achieving those goals would allow his firm to emerge from the year positioned well for economic recovery. In this Viewpoint article, Andrew Hollomon describes how he achieved his goals in less time and lower cost than anticipated"

Read the entire article HERE

 
A great freebie: AUGI | AEC EDGE magazine
Wednesday, 24 June 2009

Hopefully by now you all have a free AUGI account? If not, get yourself signed up because the AUGI is one of the greatest free resources for Revit (and in fact all Autodesk products). But now they've gone one step further and brought out a free AEC magazine.

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"AUGI | AEC EDGE delivers mission-critical, game changing, industry leading, best practice advice to those in the AEC industry. It is an official publication of Autodesk User Group International (AUGI). Published on a quarterly basis, it is distributed to AUGI members around the world"

Click HERE to go straight to the AUGI | AEC EDGE magazine homepage

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 June 2009 )
 
Revit Architecture 2010: I'm up and running!
Tuesday, 23 June 2009

I know many of you (probably MOST of you) will have been running Revit Architecture 2010 for a while now- but I have finally got it on my machine!

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I had read many times on the 'net that the interface had changed, but I wasn't really prepared for the extent by which it had changed. My first reaction was "OK, so where is everything? What's the logic behind this? How is everything organised?" Personally, I really liked the old interface and saw nothing wrong with it. Granted I have only played with Revit Architecture 2010 for approximately 1 hour today- but I am starting to prefer the interface already.

It comes across as very clean- All you tools are at the top and your porject browser is on the left. The rest of the screen can then be filled with your project views. I like the way you can minimise the "panels" right down so there are only "tabs" showing. So yes, I LIKE IT! I know it 's early days for me- so I'll try to keep an objective, open mind and let you know if I still like it about a month's time!

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 June 2009 )
 
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