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White Paper: With Component Manufacturing ? And Advanced CAD Design ? Contractors Can Increase Volume, Without Adding Staff

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White Paper: With Component Manufacturing ? And Advanced CAD Design ? Contractors Can Increase Volume, Without Adding Staff


November 2, 2012
White Paper: With Component Manufacturing – And Advanced CAD Design – Contractor

Collaboration is key to driving operational efficiencies. Today's BIM solutions and software drive efficiencies in homebuilding through workflow automation, CAD design, and 3D imagery that is directly integrated into the sales and option-selection processes.

Click here to read the white paper, With Component Manufacturing – And Advanced CAD Design – Contractors Can Increase Volume, Without Adding Staff.

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