See us at the NASCC
4th April 2012
This year STRUMIS LTD is delighted to again partner and support the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) through Silver Sponsorship of the North American Steel Construction Conference (NASCC), in Dallas, Texas from 18th - 20th April.
If you are attending the NASCC please stop by our stand #711. This year we are especially excited about the NASCC event and our theme for the conference is ’The extension of BIM data into structural fabrication and construction for the benefit of the steelwork contractor and wider supply chain’.
With the value of applying Building Information Modeling (BIM) to construction projects widely recognized, STRUMIS LTD will show LIVE hourly demonstrations of integration between STRUMIS, our Steelwork Fabrication Management Information System and typical structural BIM authoring systems. Our emphasis through these demonstrations will be to show Steelwork Fabricators how they can get ahead of competitors and benefit from BIM, to streamline workflow, save time, minimize errors, reduce costs and be more profitable!
The STRUMIS LTD Team will be presenting the STRUMIS Management Information System for Steelwork Fabricators and we will also be launching our new multi discipline Supply Content Management (SCM) platforms to manage BIM data at this year’s NASCC!
If you would like to reserve a private no obligation meeting with our team at the NASCC, please contact us now on marketing@strumis.com
About STRUMIS
STRUMIS is an all encompassing steelwork fabrication management information system that harnesses the information flow and work processes through the steelwork contract between departments, suppliers and clients; from estimate tendering, through procurement and production and into construction. STRUMIS steel fabrication management software is for engineering and fabrication companies who are looking to implement a dedicated fabrication management information system to manage across all departments including multiple sites or even across supply chains.
