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The Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB), in partnership with the UK BIM Alliance, has commissioned Northumbria University to evaluate existing tools that assess BIM maturity and identify the benefits (return on investment) from using BIM in projects. The research team has issued a questionnaire which is looking for response from across the sector, to help with its work.
The aim of the work is to map the landscape of existing BIM assessment tools, the level of adoption by the industry, applicability, strengths and weaknesses and identify areas for improvement so BIM can be encouraged as business as usual.
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