: "Another concern that I commonly hear is that only large or complex new projects warrant BIM. This could not be further from the truth. New construction, renovations, large or small projects do not impact the success or failure of the use of BIM. Each project type presents its own set of challenges and opportunities. The key with implementing any new process is to minimize the variables. If this is your firms first hospital, dont do it as a BIM project. If its your third or fourth, go for it. Think about team structure, experience, scope, schedule or anything else that might be significantly different from previous projects. Every project has a compressed schedule, tight budget or a few new team members, so there will never be a perfect project. Choose a project that does not present too many new challenges, that will enable you to have a better understanding of how you can leverage BIM to add value to your process and in turn to the services you provide."
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