12d Synergy V6 Is Live
12d Synergy V6 is here. Discover new Forms, BIM Viewer, Issue Tracker, and Clash Detection features built for how engineering teams actually work.
Topic: Worksharing
What Is Worksharing? A Guide for AEC Teams
Worksharing lets AEC teams collaborate across offices and locations without the cost of relocation. Learn what it means, why it matters now, and how it works.
Ipswich Motorway Upgrade (Rocklea to Darra)
See how the BG&E and Cardno Design Joint Venture used 12d Synergy to manage BIM, document control and flexible worksharing on the Ipswich Motorway Upgrade (Rocklea to Darra – Stage 1).
GPR Consulting
See how GPR Consulting improved remote access, version control and project delivery speed with 12d Synergy across its land development and engineering workflows.
Land Surveys
See how Land Surveys saved over $150,000 a year with 12d Synergy by improving data accessibility, reducing downtime and strengthening version control across remote survey teams.
How to Access Remote Data For Engineering Teams
Learn how to access large engineering datasets remotely; safeguarding your business during times of change, and unlocking a range of time and money saving benefits.
The Competitive Advantage of Mobility
Learn all about the competitive advantage of mobility. Make your business more agile, more robust and more productive all while enhancing employee happiness.
How You Should Be Worksharing and Managing Across Multiple Offices
Multi-office AEC teams need more than good intentions to workshare well. See why data is the real bottleneck, and how a central repository fixes it.
How to share Engineering Data among Different Locations?
Reading Time: 4 minutes Embracing Flexible Working – A Modern Worksharing System. A major project comes into the business and you know locally your demand is exceeding capacity. By this stage there’s no question on whether you can deliver on this job or not,...
Just How Safe Are Your 12d Model Projects From Data Corruption?
Reading Time: 4 minutes Picture this…You have sent the surveyors out to the field. Two weeks pass. After some hard weather and rough days, they have painstakingly collected all the data needed. Terrain, boundaries, trees, structures. Everything. The trigger...
