Before the model, before the clash reports, before any trade opens Revit—You need alignment. And that alignment starts with two documents that are often underestimated, overlooked, or rushed: 👉 The BIM Execution Plan (BEP) 👉 The BIM Schedule We’ve been involved in dozens of complex VDC projects at DDG Global. Hospitals. Data centers. Airports. Every one of them had tight timelines and multiple stakeholders. And when things went sideways? It usually came back to this: The BE

Let’s be honest—BIM doesn’t fail because of software. It fails because of silence. We see it all the time at DDG Global. A project kicks off with a solid BIM plan. Models are coordinated. Standards are in place. The tools—Revit, Navisworks, IFC workflows—are all lined up. But on site? The foreman is squinting at a 2D plan wondering why no one looped him in. The superintendent’s inbox is full of clash reports he doesn’t know how to open. And the field teams—the people actually