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Home » MCAA Releases BIM Workstations Report

MCAA Releases BIM Workstations Report

February 18, 2019
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MCAA Releases BIM Workstations Report

MCAA has released its latest report in its Technology Research Series, focusing on BIM Workstation Configurations. With the integration of Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) into the business of mechanical contracting, the computer workstations required to run BIM software need to be faster, stronger and more durable. Most executives, however, do not have the computer science degree necessary to fully understand these IT needs. The MCAA Technology Committee teamed up with JBKnowledge to help MCAA members better understand the needs and value of BIM Workstations.

Put simply, underperforming computers cost MCAA members money.  Excessive processing times not only lead to long periods of idleness, but also slow down the design, coordination and communication of projects. This reduces the productivity of some of the most highly paid workers in the company.

This report guides member companies’ IT staff or fractional IT support through the process of performing benchmark tests. It also provides guidance in making hardware purchases.

Associations Best Practices Commercial Contractors & Installers Industry Community News Management Mechanical Plumber Plumbing Technology Trends
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