1. Collaboration and teamwork: BIM software allows multiple stakeholders to collaborate on a project in real-time, promoting teamwork and reducing errors.
2. Information management: BIM software organizes data and information in a precise and integrated manner, ensuring consistent and accurate access to information.
3. Visualization and simulation: BIM software enables users to create 2D and 3D visualizations, allowing stakeholders to see the project in different stages, making it easier to identify issues before construction starts.
4. Integration: BIM software can integrate with other software used in the construction process for a more seamless workflow.
5. Analysis and decision-making: BIM software has built-in analytical tools, enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions based on data and analytics instead of solely on intuition.
6. Cost estimation: BIM software allows stakeholders to model and estimate the costs of a project more accurately, reduce budget overruns, track expenses, and control costs.
7. Error reduction: BIM software reduces errors and omissions in the design and construction process by detecting them early, reducing conflicts, and eliminating rework.
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