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Friday, 12 January 2018

Please spend 10 minutes to take part in our National BIM Survey

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It's that time of the year again. When we ask the industry to give their thoughts on BIM adoption. We've undertaken this survey ...

Using classifications in naming conventions

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One subject that regularly comes up when discussing BIM and classification is how these should be including in naming conventions for labels...
Tuesday, 5 December 2017

NBS Online Viewer showcased at Autodesk University Las Vegas 2017

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The NBS Online Viewer got quite a bit of exposure at Autodesk University (AU) Las Vegas 2017. One of the great things about AU is that it...
Thursday, 30 November 2017

BIM research for Manufacturers

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We have just published a free-to-download research report for manufacturers interested in BIM. -  https://www.thenbs.com/knowledge/nbs-manu...
Tuesday, 14 November 2017

AU2017 - NBS in the Exhibition Hall

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If you are at AU2017, please come and see us in the Exhibition Hall. We have two stands - please come over and say 'hello'. 1. A...

AU5K

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Really good fun to take part in the AU fun run early this morning. Good to see it in measured in metric too (5K) and not 3.2miles :) #Int...

AU Las Vegas - Presentation

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Yesterday I presented with Jim Quanci from the Forge team. This presentation can be viewed online at the link below: -  http://au.autodesk....
Monday, 13 November 2017

5,000

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I've just been 'followed' for the 5,000th time on Twitter. A big thank you to everyone who has clicked the 'Follow' ...
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Stephen first started working on NBS products in 1999 and has played a big part in the developments of products such as NBS Building, NBS Chorus and National BIM Library. He was the project lead for the development of the BIM Toolkit on behalf of the UK Government’s BIM Task Group. Prior to joining NBS, Stephen studied at Durham University. His first degree was in Structural Engineering followed by a PhD in the digital modelling of building structures.
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