e-SPECS Links Revit Projects to Specifications
At a time when building owners are tired of project schedules, performance standards, construction practices and project budgets not meeting their expectations, expanding the role of linking-synchronizing the construction specifications to the building model may change these outcomes.
No, I don't sell this solution. And this is not a personal endorsement for you to buy it.
It is however; a personal endorsement for you to spend some serious time evaluating its potential for your organization; architectural and/or engineering. I've watched e-SPECS grow over the last few years as our architectural and engineering clients began automating both their design and construction specifications processes. It seems to be a natural evolution to link-sync your Revit BIM model components to your construction specifications. Thus we have e-SPECS for Revit.
In January 2005 this press release was posted: MASTERSPEC and e-SPECS Software to be Integrated (link to full article) The agreement will allow InterSpec to bundle MASTERSPEC with its e-SPECS software to InterSpec's customers, while providing ARCOM the opportunity to offer e-SPECS' automation capabilities to MASTERSPEC Licensed Users. "This agreement will provide improved integration, automation, and error checking," said ARCOM President Edward F. Smith, D.Arch, FAIA, CSI, "and will facilitate the integration of construction specifications with the leading building information modeling programs in the AEC industry. All versions of MASTERSPEC will be available for integration and automation, making project manual preparation even easier."
Conduct your own research. e-SPECS has a press release page which outlines the Return On Investment (ROI) success stories of their clients. An e-SPECS online demonstration page is available to view their product in action for both Revit, ADT or AutoCAD.
The Construction Specifications Institute
The Construction Specifier - The magazine of the CSI
No, I don't sell this solution. And this is not a personal endorsement for you to buy it.
It is however; a personal endorsement for you to spend some serious time evaluating its potential for your organization; architectural and/or engineering. I've watched e-SPECS grow over the last few years as our architectural and engineering clients began automating both their design and construction specifications processes. It seems to be a natural evolution to link-sync your Revit BIM model components to your construction specifications. Thus we have e-SPECS for Revit.
In January 2005 this press release was posted: MASTERSPEC and e-SPECS Software to be Integrated (link to full article) The agreement will allow InterSpec to bundle MASTERSPEC with its e-SPECS software to InterSpec's customers, while providing ARCOM the opportunity to offer e-SPECS' automation capabilities to MASTERSPEC Licensed Users. "This agreement will provide improved integration, automation, and error checking," said ARCOM President Edward F. Smith, D.Arch, FAIA, CSI, "and will facilitate the integration of construction specifications with the leading building information modeling programs in the AEC industry. All versions of MASTERSPEC will be available for integration and automation, making project manual preparation even easier."
Conduct your own research. e-SPECS has a press release page which outlines the Return On Investment (ROI) success stories of their clients. An e-SPECS online demonstration page is available to view their product in action for both Revit, ADT or AutoCAD.
The Construction Specifications Institute
The Construction Specifier - The magazine of the CSI
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