Upcoming Events | Webinars

Learn about the benefits of BIM as it relates to Healthcare from Joe Porostosky, the Director of Facilities Information and Technology Services at OSU, who has first-hand experience moving from CAD to BIM. Joe leveraged a unique combination of processes, standards, and content to migrate 53 buildings totaling 6 million sq ft of OSU's medical center campus.

Learn about the benefits of BIM as it relates to Healthcare from Joe Porostosky, the Director of Facilities Information and Technology Services at OSU, who has first-hand experience moving from CAD to BIM. Joe leveraged a unique combination of processes, standards, and content to migrate 53 buildings totaling 6 million sq ft of OSU's medical center campus.

Leica Geosystems has taken over and reimaginied the software previously known as Technodigit 3DReshaper. The software has been rebranded and fit with a new look which resembles other Leica HDS products such as Cyclone Register 360. New features have been added and some commands moved around but all the functionality many users remember from 3DReshaper still exist in Cyclone 3DR. This webinar will cover the very powerful meshing tool that uses many varieties of point cloud data to create, edit and manage 3D Meshes.

Join us for this complimentary webcast as IMAGINiT expert Rusty Belcher explores how you can leverage cloud data in Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD, and Navisworks.

Corridors allow for more flexibility as a grading tool due to targeting as well as some new functions in the software such as using a feature line as a baseline. In this lecture we will review using a corridor model to design a parking lot as well as a few other unique ways to use corridors in place of grading tools.

Objectives
• Comprehend subassemblies that can be used for grading
• Use feature lines as baselines in a corridor
• Assign targets to enhance your corridor model
• Review when to use grading tools verses corridors for grading objects

Part 5 of the Archibus Cloud Web Series: Reservations

Enhance the employee experience by letting your staff choose the environment and conditions they need to perform at their best with the Reservations module in Archibus Cloud.

Register today to learn how to:
- Avoid Conflict Over Meeting Rooms (Integrated with Outlook)
- Coordinate Open Workstation Bookings
- Centralize Views of all Reservations
- Let Demand Drive Space Use & Planning
- Foster Employee Well-Being

If you missed:
Part 1: Announcing Archibus Cloud (Foundations)
Part 2: Enhancing Capital Planning (Asset Management)
Part 3: Maximize Real Estate (Space Management)
Part 4: Optimize Preventative Maintenance (Building Operations) you can watch them on-demand

Join us for this complimentary webcast as IMAGINiT PLM experts Jason Barnett and Harper Coulter explore the latest enhancement and modern user interface for Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle.

Fusion Team is the tool that Fusion uses to manage, share, and markup files that are stored within it. In this lecture, we will look at how to manipulate and manage files stored in Fusion Team. We will also explore how to share content with others for use and editing as well as review and markup. Then we will review the options for Marking up files and communicating with other users in your team.

Objectives
• Define and Set up Fusion Team
• Manage Files and Folders
• Set up Users and Permissions
• Mark up files

Join us for this lecture where we will be discussing some of the new Tips and Tricks for AutoCAD as well as some of the old Tips and Tricks you either forgot or never knew existed!

Objectives
• Learn many old and new AutoCAD Tips and Tricks

Where does one start creating topography in Revit? Join us in this lecture for an explanation of how to utilize several of the options available for topography creation. We will review Site Setting modifications for contours, visibility settings for topography and labeling contours.

Objectives
• Create Topography
• Modify topography
• Modify Site Settings – changing primary and secondary contours
• Work with Visibility settings for topography
• Use Contour labeling