In this section there are two documents which are simply the rough $($but close$)$ draft of the text from the Leadenhall Building $2$ part film.The overall issue is that an extremely complex construction project using the $1$st of its kind building materials and processes was successful in London. But the use of a very sophisticated software tool and extensive planning was required to pull it off.So$,$ yes, we can say that the pyramids were built with no software and with severe limitations$,$ but the Leadenhall Building was a more complex building and building process.In addition, the Leadenhall Building was built faster and with fewer people than the pyramids! Please do the following:Review the $2$ part film and refer to the text of the film $($if required$)$Answer the following questions in a discussion format you $-$ post by Saturday respond to at least two colleagues' posts by Sunday at midnightQuestions:JIT is normally considered a scheduling issue but in the Leadenhall building film it was their only way to succeed. Do you think that they could have succeeded without extreme planning and the appropriate software tools that they devised to manage the project?Where else could this technology be applied?Will this be the future method for building within cities around the world?What was interesting about the process?