Model update after you finished the takeoff

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Because the model shows the state, not the change. People spend the meeting working out what is different since last time and who knows about it. The time goes to five places: - Which version.
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<p>Because the model shows the state, not the change. People spend the meeting working out what is different since last time and who knows about it.</p> <p>The time goes to five places:</p> <ul><li><strong>Which version.</strong> Teams lose about 11 hours a week working out which model is current.</li><li><strong>What moved.</strong> Without a comparison, you walk the model hunting for differences.</li><li><strong>Who owns it.</strong> Issues scattered across email and markups have no clear owner.</li><li><strong>What is still open.</strong> Nobody holds the list.</li><li><strong>Whether it is really fixed.</strong> Items marked done without proof come back.</li></ul> <p>BidLight cuts each one. Every export is a versioned snapshot, revisions compare element by element, issues are pinned to the element with a tagged owner, and closure needs a screenshot, a tagged user and the model commit.</p> <p>The comparison takes about 15 minutes instead of a 90-minute meeting. Walk in having read the 6am digest, and use the time to decide, not to discover.</p>
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