Events

During this webinar, you’ll learn about:

• Batch hyperlinking
• Organizing your documents
• Reducing file sizes by flattening elements
• Changing markups on the go
• Exporting Revit rooms and data to Bluebeam Revu Spaces
• And so much more!

Join us for our next BIMxt Online event! Our presenters will be exploring AI in 60 Minutes.

Welcome and Introduction Hosted by Dana De Filippi

Tip of the Month

AI Without Overload: Small Lessons, Big Impact Presented by Carl Storms Think you don’t have time to learn AI? Think again! In this session, I’ll share how I built a habit of learning AI in just 30 minutes a day using bite-sized email challenges - no deep dives, no burnout, just steady progress. We’ll explore key takeaways from 100 Days of AI, 7 Days of AI Coding, and more, with some interactive moments to see what sticks. Whether you’re AI-curious or looking for a low-effort way to upskill, you’ll leave with practical tips - and maybe even a challenge to try yourself! And if AI isn’t your thing, I’ll share how the same approach works for learning no-code too.

Wrap-up Hosted by Dana De Filippi

AGENDA

Networking / Food - 11:30am

Introductions - 12:00pm Hosted by Heather Worrell, RATIO

Digital Twins for Facilities: From Design to Construction to Operations - 12:05pm

Presenters / Panelists Sarah Causey, CEO and Co-Founder, Implexus Lab Jason Cooper, Chief Digital Officer, Horizon Production Kevin Han, CTO, PowerN

Roundtable Discussion and Q&A - 12:45pm

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn, network, and grow in your profession at BIMxt Raleigh, Your Design and Construction Technology Forum. Click here to register now to secure your spot and stay ahead of the curve.

5:00pm - Networking / Food

5:50pm - Introductions

Hosted by Dan Warren, CPL

6:00pm GIS 101

Presented by Alec Stover, McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture

Capturing and Messaging Data in The Built World - oriented around an introduction to GIS and why geospatial data & visualization matters in the tech environment.

6:30pm Scan to BIM to GIS: The Full Digital Twin Workflow

Presented by Zachary Jaffe, PLS, Map I.T.

In this presentation, we will explore the end-to-end workflow of transforming LiDAR scans into actionable digital assets using CAD, BIM, and GIS. We will examine how LiDAR point clouds are processed into CAD models, integrated into Building Information Modeling (BIM) for enhanced facility management, and further leveraged in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for spatial analysis. Finally, we will showcase the role of ArcGIS Indoors in enabling smart indoor mapping and navigation, supporting diverse applications such as facility operations, workplace optimization, asset tracking, and emergency response. Through numerous real-world examples and live demonstrations, attendees will gain hands-on insights into best practices, key technologies, and innovative applications across industries. Whether you're in architecture, engineering, construction, or facility management, this session will provide valuable knowledge on bridging the gap between 3D scanning, digital design, and spatial intelligence to drive smarter decision-making and operational efficiency.

7:00pm Q&A

Moderated by Dan Warren, CPL

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• What a Common Data Environment (CDE) is
• The pros and cons (including costs) of different solutions
• The data lifecycle in Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations (AECO)
• How we can help you map your existing tools and workflows to uncover inefficiencies, and opportunities to gain efficiencies
• How to address challenges when a stakeholder uses a different storage location
• Additional ways we can support your organization’s data storage needs

You’ll walk away from this webinar with a clear understanding of available data storage solutions, and a plan for implementing the right one for your organization.

Our Bluebeam expert, Daron Moore will explore:

• Revu in Virtual Machines
• Tool Chest Search
• Status Keyboard Shortcut
• Auto Align Improvements
• Export Latest Status Only
• Hide Individual Markups