The secret to successfully implementing Revit is choosing Revit process features; that offer the best initial financial benefits early in the CAD-to-Revit transition process.
If Revit can substantially outperform your CAD software for creating documentation; why not start using Revit to draw faster and improve your documentation integrity and quality?
Here's my list of the ten best process features in Revit; that can offer the biggest Return On Investment (ROI) in the initial phase of Revit implementation.
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Automatic Sheet set Management and Tag Coordination
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Automated Floor Planning Tools
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All Model & Sheet Views Update When the Revit Model is Edited
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Annotation Graphics Resize Based on View Scale
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Power of Parametric Dimensioning
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Pre-built Building Product Manufacturer Model Libraries
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Building Schedules Synchronize\Auto-Update With Model Changes
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Views: Independent & Automated Visibility Controls
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Multiple people can simultaneously Access and Edit the Project File
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Link DWG Files Into Revit Project
I established this list more than ten years ago; to help my Revit clients maximize their Return-On-Investment (ROI) on their "Revit Pilot-Project" implementations.
Many of these Revit process features and associated functionality -- do not exist in other CAD or object-based software programs. Clients immediately reaped the financial rewards (faster drawing, reduced labor) from using these processes on their first pilot projects.
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