E35-RTC and Apps with Carl Storms

In this week’s BIMthoughts Carla and I talk with the “BIMsider” Carl Storms. We talk RTC, Revit Apps and what it takes to be a great presenter, and I share a secret about programming. Show Notes: Carl’s Blog: The BIMsider Carl’s Company Website: IMAGINiT Technologies RTC NA 2016 – SCOTTSDALE HERE I COME! (OR SHOULD I SAY PHOENIX?) The BIM 42 Blog Here is his most recent blog post on the “Align” Add-in Here is the Navisworks add-in from the Autodesk Exchange App Store Properties+ http://bimthoughts.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/E35-RTC-and-Apps-with-Carl-Storm-1.mp3 | Open Player in New Window About Carl Storms – Senior Applications Expert IMAGINiT Technologies Drawing on his nearly 20 years of experience in architecture, engineering, and construction, Carl provides a practical and well-rounded understanding of building information modeling (BIM) to clients. He’s worked in residential and commercial architecture, as well as construction and has over five years of teaching experience at the collegiate and industry level. Beyond that, he’s also done a bit of sales and marketing which aid him in providing the business case for BIM to clients as well as helping them make the most of their collaboration, coordination and design tools and processes. Through implementations, instruction, mentoring, seminar presentations, whitepapers and more, Carl assists clients with the adoption of design technology and BIM processes. As someone who truly enjoys the process of building information modeling, Carl spreads his love of all things BIM via Twitter @theBIMsider, on his Blog www.thebimsider.com, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/theBIMsider. About BIMThoughts BIMThoughts is a podcast about BIM technology and techniques. We produce two different episode formats; panel discussions and interviews. In our panel discussions, we dive deep into a topic related to BIM, Revit, AutoCAD, Navisworks or something different. During our interview episodes, we talk top BIM professionals. We learn what makes them tick and their views on BIM, Revit, and the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry. We hope you will join us for every episode of BIMThoughts.