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CAD standards - what to consider
The main purpose of a CAD standard is to make working
with CAD more productive. In order to be adopted successfully
and with ease, it must be easier to use than it is
to bypass; otherwise it will never be adhered to completely.
In developing a CAD standard, it may be useful to
consider the following points:
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What is the purpose of a CAD standard?
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Who will be using it?
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What information should be included in and omitted
from a CAD standard
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Media for publication of CAD standards
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Who will own/maintain/update the CAD standards,
and how often.
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Implementation/rollout
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Automating/simplifying adherence to CAD standards
With our wealth of experience in developing and
implementing CAD standards for a large number of AEC
practices, and calling on our knowledge of industry-recognised
standards we can advise and assist you in producing
a solution that is both responsive to the needs of
your company and fully compliant with British Standards
and UK best practices.
To find out more about how we can help, please contact
us on 0870 811 0141.
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