Brewing with BIM Joseph Whitney

Hey BWB Fans,

Join us for an insightful conversation with BIM Coordination expert Mike Adams as we delve into the dynamic world of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. With extensive experience managing BIM workflows on complex projects like the Portland Airport and OHSU, Mike shares invaluable insights into the challenges and innovations driving BIM adoption. From the intricacies of software integration to the power of custom development, explore how BIM is revolutionizing project workflows and collaboration.

Discover the future possibilities of unified digital modeling across the project lifecycle and gain a deeper understanding of the transformative impact of BIM in design and construction.

Tune in to this episode to uncover the evolving landscape of BIM and its role in shaping the future of the AEC industry.

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In this episode of Brewing with BIM, we dive into Al Gensitskiy's journey from Ukraine to the US, where he found his calling in the electrical trades. Starting with the IBEW in the PNW, Al ventured into BIM for electrical contractors, honing his skills and now thriving at SJS, a leading electrical BIM consulting firm. Alongside his professional success, Al shares his adventures traveling across the US and Mexico. Join us to explore Al's unique blend of trades, technology, and wanderlust.




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Hey BWB Fans,

In this episode we are joined by Autodesk Expert Elite, Rob Sinclair, and the Master of BIM, Steven Rushmore.
Join us for a deep dive into the ever-evolving world of Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) technology. In this episode, industry experts discuss the challenges and opportunities posed by various software solutions. Delve into topics like data storage, collaboration tools, model coordination, and the quest for efficiency in AEC workflows. Gain insights into the future of AEC technology and how it's shaping the way projects are planned, designed, and executed.




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Hey BWB Fans,


In this episode, we dive into the world of Building Information Modeling (BIM) with Adam Wingertsahn, a construction industry veteran. Adam shares insights into the importance of BIM solutions, the intersection of human intelligence and technology, and the challenges and opportunities in adopting BIM in construction projects. Join us for a fascinating conversation on the future of BIM and its impact on the industry.



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Brewing with BIM's latest podcast episode delves into the perils of technology adoption in design, manufacturing, and construction, featuring insights from Carlos Caminos. They highlight the pitfalls, including the dark side of AI, such as issues with data validity, intellectual property concerns, and challenges with data structure. This engaging discussion offers valuable perspectives on navigating the complexities of technology integration in these industries




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Hey BWB Fans,

In this episode we dive into good whiskey and beer as well as scratch the surface of integrations and automation.



Question about the Battle of the AIs:

It appears that Bard/Google potentially has most data, Microsoft/CoPilot has potentially the most users, and that AWS has most business cases. Do you agree? In this scenario who reigns supreme?




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