I would appreciate a functional and economical comparison of the two.įor that, I need some technical and commercial information:
Plus, in future, they will probably have alternate software to connect to the BIM models. They don't want to use Navisworks and/or Revit directly because of the UI complexity – it would probably force their employees to spend entire days pointing out something on the screen to the (sub)contractors. They want to use Revit and Navisworks to provide information about all the on-going internal refurbishment projects, add planning data and visualise which parts of the hospital need to temporarily relocate, are closed down, and so on. Question: I am looking into different possibilities to provide a client, a hospital owner, with a good solution to manage their 3D models and provide them to their (sub)contractors. Let's clarify some basic questions on differences between Forge and A360. Presented by Harlan Brumm, Revit Product Manager, Autodesk. Improvements include new tools for consistent, coordinated, and complete modelling for: See which customer suggestions made it into this version of the software and get a view into the Revit roadmap and the future of BIM in the AEC Collection. Join Autodesk Revit technical experts as they walk through what’s new and improved in the latest release of Revit for BIM. I also share a high-level comparison of some aspects of Forge versus A360 for a total newbie thinking about building a solution for a client to manage 3D models and collaborate on them with sub-contractors:
Here is a webinar invitation to walk through the results live from the product point of view.
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