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How are the BIM predictions that were made in 2012 looking now?

Back in 2012 the future gazing BIM2050 team were brave enough to make some predictions about how BIM might evolve.  Stefan Mordue takes a fascinating look at how closely the industry is living up to the expectations 7 years on.  Read more in Stefan’s article in BIMToday

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