GRUG 2.0 7 August Opening presentation 20180809
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This document provides information about an upcoming meeting of the Glasgow Revit Users Group (GRUG). It welcomes attendees and provides housekeeping details. It then lists GRUG's online presence and contact information. It introduces the committee members and sponsors. Finally, it outlines the agenda for the upcoming August 9th meeting, requests future meeting topics and volunteers, and concludes by starting the meeting.
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- 3. Welcome To GRUG • Meet with local Revit users to discuss and share the platform's use for BIM implementation. • GRUG on Linkedin - Main source of information, events and discussion https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2522770 • GRUG on YouTube - GRevitUG https://www.youtube.com/user/GRevitUG
- 4. Welcome To GRUG • GRUG has a new Twitter account - @GlasgowrevitUG • GRUG has a new email address - glasgowrevitug@gmail.com • GRUG also has a slack channel - glasgowrevitug.slack.com (If you would to be part of this please get in touch for more indepth discussion and channel topics)
- 5. Meet The Team Andrew Waring – BIM Manager - Holmes Miller Architects Diane Ramage - BIM Manager - Keppie Design Graham H Stewart - Digital Director - Digital Guerrilla Stephen Wales - Director - STW Designs
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