WinEst Revit-BIM Construction-Estimating Technologies | Free University Seminars
WinEst Revit-BIM Construction-Estimating Technologies | Free University Seminars
A slow economy doesn’t change the need for your company to be knowledgeable of the state-of-the-art estimating tools that are available for the AEC industry.
In this four hour seminar you will be introduced to current technology that can dramatically improve your company’s productivity.
During this free seminar you will also preview two new technologies currently in development by WinEst.
One will allow you to further benefit from BIM (Building Information Modeling), and the other technology will introduce a powerful new way to integrate estimating and On-Center’s On-Screen Takeoff software.
- > University of Central Florida – January 19, 2010
- > Gwinnett Technical College, Atlanta area – January 21, 2010
- > University of Southern California – January 27, 2010
- > Stanford University – January 28, 2010
- > Southern Illinois University – February 8, 2010
- > University of Oklahoma – February 10, 2010
- > Drexel University, Philadelphia – February 12, 2010
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Review the highlights of the WinEstimator Revit-BIM Workshop | Marquette University-College of Engineering which we attended in November 2009.
Learn more about WinEst CEO and Seminar presenter, Steve Watt in our article; BIM Process Payback Requires Collaborative Culture | WinEstimator CEO-Steve Watt
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Estimating is the most important of the practical aspects of construction management, and the subject deserves the closest attention of one aspiring to a career in the profession. It is a comparatively simple subject to understand; however, as it brings one up against practical work, methods and procedure, knowledge of it cannot be acquired without close application.
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