Account Management
DESCRIPTION
The account management portal allows company administrators to generate and admin access to the HIVE suite of tools. This doesn’t require a windows desktop with HIVE running. User Administration can be done from any web enabled device, allowing Company Admins ease of access to important tasks from anywhere.
THE PAIN POINT
It is often an inconvenience when you must be at your desk, in front of your computer to execute on basic user management tasks. Sometimes we are out of the office or standing at the user’s desk and need to grant access to a toolset or portion of a toolset quickly.
Content Browsing
DESCRIPTION
Users can leverage HIVE to quickly search and find the exact content they require for use in their projects. When users can find what they need quickly and efficiently, they can be significantly more productive. Design models don’t grow in file size unnecessarily from too much loaded content which means project run more smoothly and can be more easily navigated.
THE PAIN POINT
- Users can easily get lost or waste time in the nightmare of folder navigation.
- Folder structure does not display critical file details, tags or metadata.
- File name doesn’t distinguish which content is appropriate for use in projects.
- Maintaining, updating and improving content libraries across multiple departments and locations can be tedious for BIM Management.
Active Model Analytics (Project)
DESCRIPTION
HIVE’s project analytics provides the ability to gain insight into model performance. This information is critical to a smooth-running project can make general model management significantly easier. When BIM management can be informed about every model on every project, they can make decisions earlier in the model development cycle to ensure optimal team performance.
THE PAIN POINT
When project models/files have issues, project team members end up losing productivity. The more severe the issue, the longer teams are sitting around not being productive. This wasted time decreases design time, causes stress, and costs money. A crashing or poorly performing design model effects more than just the design team. BIM Managers often must stop valuable work elsewhere in the firm to put out fires and get the design team back into production.
