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In today's installment, we see how using BIM 360 Docs helps when performing site visits.
We do this by comparing two fictional engineering firms. In short, Carl's firm uses BIM 360 Docs and Randy's firm does not.
Check out the video to see several ways Randy could benefit from a BIM 360 Docs workflow.
-Jerry
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