This stuff
comes from a “Case Study” posted on Bluebeam’s web-site. All reprographers should be interested in
knowing about stuff like this!
"(The) Challenge:
In order to meet
the Owner’s IPD goals, HKS needed to digitize and streamline the flow of
information to all team members. In the
past, the firm had used a combination of solutions to electronically share and
review drawings. However, the project’s General Contractor, DPR Construction,
suggested the team use Bluebeam Studio throughout design, bid and build. Studio
is the online collaboration feature of Revu, a PDF-based markup and
collaboration solution that enables users to review large format drawings,
redline them with customizable markups, track feedback and collaborate on PDFs
with others in real time. Since HKS had already been using Revu’s PDF
markup capabilities on other projects for over a year, it made sense to use
Studio to host document-based collaboration sessions to foster greater
collaboration among the entire project team."
“Compared to
solutions that HKS had used in the past for electronic communication, Revu
proved to be much more efficient. “The combination of Revu and Bluebeam Studio
helped HKS significantly improve the clarity and speed of project communication
for the Banner Health MD Anderson Health Center Project, and reduce our
printing and shipping costs,” added John Niziolek, AIA, LEED AP, Senior Vice
President and Associate Principal at HKS. “We have already begun using Revu on
other projects, and our clients are amazed at how quickly we can document items
and send updates.””
You can read the full
“case study” at this link:
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