Webinars & Webcasts
Approved As Noted: The Benefits of Adopting an Electronic Submittal Process
Please return Tuesday, August 19 to view the webcast recording - it's currently under construction.
Managing submittals can be the most vexing, profit-sapping aspect of construction administration. The good news? Newforma® Project Center now addresses some of the most time-wasting aspects of submittals management.
View our webcast to hear how three architectural firms are taking their submittals management processes online to save valuable time and streamline their work.
Presented by:
- Aaron Kivett - Director of Information Services, BNIM Architects
- Art Haug, AIA - Director of Construction Administration, LMN Architects
- Tim Rice, AIA - Director of Information Technology, LMN Architects
- Thomas H. Peterson - Principal & Director of Information Technology, Mackey Mitchell Architects
This one-hour recorded webcast:
- Illustrates the value of this new approach vs. the traditional methods.
- Shows you how electronic submittals work – not in theory, but in practice today.
- Describes how you can shift from paper to digital – at your own pace.
- Demonstrates Newforma Project Center Submittal functionality.
There is no fee to view the recording - register and watch!
About the presenters
Aaron Kivett has been working with information technology for more than 15 years in a variety of capacities. At BNIM he has led several large software implementation projects, including Autodesk Revit in 2001 and Deltek Vision in 2005. Aaron is focused on integrating the tools and practices involved in the design process. Since joining BNIM in 2000, he has managed the information service infrastructure for the company's staff of 100 people in offices across the country.
Art Haug, AIA, has more than 32 years of experience in project management and design, technical issues and construction administration, including acting as an owner’s representative. He has played an integral role in the development of LMN Architects construction administration guidelines, and mentors LMN staff with regard to construction administration methodology and construction document development.
Tim Rice, AIA, has 28 years of experience as an architect, the last 20 of which have been spent managing CAD and IT systems. He has provided firm-wide leadership for LMN's BIM initiative and is responsible for implementation and integration of new technologies into all aspects of project delivery.
Thomas H. Peterson has been instrumental in guiding St. Louis-based Mackey Mitchell Architects through rapid changes in cutting-edge technology. Peterson, a practicing architect for 17 years, became a principal in 2006. In his multiple roles as architect, principal and the firm’s director of technology, Peterson balances the firm’s application of innovative technologies with a close understanding of how those technologies impact the Mackey Mitchell team. Peterson continuously investigates and integrates the most efficient and cost-effective methodologies to improve the architectural process, including on-line meeting technology to replace travel and new software programs to streamline design and project management.