What Revit Wants
There has been a lot of talk recently about BIM, VEO, M-SIX, Phil Read and Project Sauron. What does this all have to do with Revit? I guess time will tell…
Want to keep up to date? Then follow the link below:
VEO News: VEONews Blog and Twitter feed launched today
The title says it all:
Also:
Not sure if one or both are legit, but I guess we will have to wait and see!
Phil Read has also updated his LinkedIn profile:
Phil Read
Chief Strategy Officer at M-SIX
Portland, Oregon
Computer Software
Interesting post from Phil again today. He links to Richard Harpham’s profile on LinkedIn. So who is Mr Harpham?
Well, the interesting thing is that he WAS:
Senior Director AEC Industry Marketing
Autodesk
January 2010 – May 2011 (1 year 5 months)
but now he is the:
Sales and Marketing Director at M-SIX
Phil’s post:
Arch | Tech: One More Thing (™)
Steve makes a connection between some videos showing online collaboration tools and M-SIX at:
Revit OpEd: M6 or M-Six
So, anyone want to have a go at what VEO™ really stands for?
At RTC Australia this year, Revit Legend Phil Read spoke to some of us (in quite a mysterious and tantalizing way) about a new project he was working on…and it looks like this may be it:
M-SIX is building VEO™, a cloud-based platform for use in the design, construction, and operation of buildings and other structures.
We have partnered with some of the largest AEC firms in the United States to help us understand their needs and to stress test VEO with large, complex projects. In addition to refining our technology, we are paying a great deal of attention to the “anthropology” – the collaborative workflow.
When connected inefficiently, the tools used in Building Information Modeling add as much friction and complexity as they do valuable insights. Connect these capabilities with a smooth, realtime workflow in which all decision makers have the information they need when they need it – then you will have a solution.
Then you will have VEO.
