
This means that everyone involved in the project can visually inspect how the project will be constructed from start to finish based on either planned or actual start and end dates which gives the stakeholders the ability to keep track of the construction progress and if necessary, be able to make changes on the schedule to stay on track.


This is how the ribbon will appear and shows limited tools compared to other components.īelow are some of the things which you can do within the program as part of the review process: This is a free viewer for NWD, DWF and RCP file formats which will best suit stakeholders that only need to navigate and review the model. There are three components of Navisworks namely Navisworks Manage, Navisworks Simulate and Navisworks Freedom and each of them have their set of functionalities which will determine whether is it suitable for a specific user based on the project requirements. This time, we will be shedding light on what each component of Navisworks has to offer so you can have an informed decision of which one best suit your requirement. In my previous blog, The What, Who, Why and How’s of Navisworks, we saw the different aspects of Navisworks and hopefully it pulled the right strings to get you more interested to know more about the software. By Jet de los Reyes | Redstack Applications Engineer - AEC
