Navisworks - The Ultimate All-In-One Software?

June 22, 2009 - PRLog -- Have you ever heard a story about the underdog? The one who is always there but never really gets the attention it deserves. The one that has the ability to do so much, yet its potential is never really recognised. Well, it seems Autodesk Navisworks really is an underdog, in the world of computer aided design software.

One of the most significant advantages of NavisWorks, which has recently been updated, is its outstanding ability, and functionality, in providing a range of different services, to assist the user in as many ways as possible. Indeed, the software is made up of several significant components, all of which work alongside each other to maximise results.

NavisWorks Review has been updated to incorporate real-time visualisation, exploration and experience of entire design projects before any construction or manual labour actually begins, giving the user a much more thorough idea of how the project will develop and materialise. NavisWorks Simulate adds further components to this, including incredible 4D analyses solutions and photorealistic visualisation capabilities.

Once NavisWorks Manage is in the mix, the maximum potential really can be coaxed from the Navisworks Review and Simulation components. NavisWorks Manage allows for the simulation of 4D construction schedules in addition to more precise replication of designs. This overall combination of project contributions has been praised by industry insiders for effectively providing a single, synchronised building information model, simply perfect for those working in design, engineering and construction.

Debi Peppin, Director at CADline, specialist providers of Autodesk software, AutoCAD training and AutoCAD software, said “Naturally, whenever any technology is updated, people always expect the best – and that really is what you can expect from Autodesk Navisworks 2010 software. One of the key new features is the improved workflow functionality, making working life for industry professionals simpler and more organised. The fact that it brings in data from other systems into a single model really is a fantastic benefit, particularly given the dislocated way in which many construction projects tend to be run. It also supports the 2010 versions of AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor and Revit-based products.”

About CADline: CADline has provided software, training and consultancy to major architectural practices, around the world for nearly two decades. Advising their clients on current and ground breaking innovations in the virtual world CADline are also associates of landmark construction projects. Each year, CADline train 3,500 people around the world in new technologies and provide strategic technology information to Boards and Project groups.

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