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OpenBIM in Practice: Why IFC exchange often fails - and what actually causes it

How many buildingSMART-certified tools are there today? 10, 50, or more than 100? Anyone working with BIM quickly encounters a growing number of software solutions, certifications, and standards. In many discussions, the focus shifts away from the actual goal - a consistent and usable model - toward the question of choosing the “right tool.”

Scan-to-BIM vs. Scan-to-CAD: When each workflow makes sense

When Point Clouds Exist but the Target Model Is Undefined In many projects, a high-quality point cloud is available after surveying, but the question of the “right” next step remains unanswered. Should the data be turned into a BIM model, or are conventional 2D plans sufficient? This is exactly where decisions are often made that later result in unnecessary effort, unsuitable data structures, or models that cannot be used effectively.