The inevitable clash between Autodesk and M-SIX is beginning to surface on Twitter. Let’s have a look at a few recent ‘conversations’:
Firstly, we now measure the success of BIM in degrees:
I could get use to this #bim360
— Rebecca De Cicco (@becdecicco) September 18, 2012
@becdecicco what only doing 270 degrees? That would mean #BIM would never get finished!
— David Light (@davewlight) September 18, 2012
@davewlight it will always get finished!
— Rebecca De Cicco (@becdecicco) September 18, 2012
@becdecicco ahhhh so you are suggesting it will never get started then? Assuming we are missing 90 degees?
— David Light (@davewlight) September 18, 2012
@becdecicco @davewlight if #BIM is 360, it never finishes, just keeps looping… Design > Construct > Manage > Design … #endlessloop 😀
— Elrond Burrell (@ElrondBurrell) September 18, 2012
In comes Autodesk:
Having a good play with #BIM360 this morning @ #AutodeskEMEA. Exciting stuff, #BIM in the cloud is going to be fun. #GameChanger
— Paul Markovits (@paul_markovits) September 18, 2012
Wanna know a #gamechanger? Then take a look at #Newforma and #veo integration. That’s a #gamechanger
— David Light (@davewlight) September 18, 2012
@elrondburrell @davewlight What do think is missing Dave? Interested to know
— Paul Markovits (@paul_markovits) September 19, 2012
@paul_markovits @elrondburrell about 90 degrees 🙂 Great tools with value, BUT no end to end connectd workflow, square peg in a round hole.
— David Light (@davewlight) September 19, 2012
And on and on it goes…
