Find out where to go to understand why and how you, as an individual or as an organisation, can get better at managing your data and information, driven by the outcomes you need or want to happen.

Over the past two decades, the built environment has produced a growing number of standards, guides and resources aimed at improving information management. While this has driven real progress, the lack of an overarching framework has created fragmentation, with overlaps, gaps and contradictions leaving many organisations struggling to see how the pieces fit together.

PAS 1958:2026 addresses this challenge head on. It provides a holistic guide that brings together the core concepts from across built environment information management standards, offering a clear “picture on the box”. Its focus is not on compliance or checklists, but on understanding how information behaves, how it flows, and how it delivers value.

Crucially, PAS 1958 shifts thinking away from a project-centric view towards an organisational one, recognising information as a critical business asset in its own right. This session introduces the key principles of PAS 1958, showing how information management can be embedded into everyday organisational and project processes to support a joined-up, value-driven approach across the whole asset life cycle.

This session will demonstrate how Capgemini’s expertise in digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and innovation at scale supports organisations across the AECOO sector in strengthening their information management capabilities. Through a real‑world case study for the utilities sector, attendees will see how Capgemini introduced the medallion architecture using a CDE platform, which is empowered by utilising agentic AI to improve operational performance and capital project delivery.

This session will outline common challenges created by fragmented information across an asset’s lifecycle, introduce the medallion architecture and its alignment with existing AECOO data models, and show how Capgemini enhances it using ISO 19650 principles and workflows. It will also highlight how AI agents convert governed information into structured, asset‑centric datasets and how they leverage the final layer of the architecture to generate insights that support operational decision making.

Finally, the session will explore how future AI agents will augment and collaborate with teams to progressively automate manual ISO 19650 processes, enabling the progression toward autonomous, AI‑enabled CDEs.

How does a 170-year-old contractor become a leader in digital maturity?

Join McLaughlin & Harvey for an inside look at a full-scale cultural and digital shift. Discover the blueprint used to align technology with ISO 19650 standards, the role of AI-driven knowledge bases in streamlining 40+ live projects, and the measurable results in productivity and project certainty that followed.

Learn why the most successful transformations focus on people and process first, then use smart, integrated tech to do the heavy lifting.

Information management isn’t just for BIM specialists – it’s everyone’s job.

Join industry leaders as they share how they’ve trained entire workforces in ISO 19650 processes, enabling more informed conversations with clients and better collaboration across business functions. Discover practical strategies for turning the 90% who “don’t do BIM” into competent contributors to your information management process.

Mega projects generate an overwhelming volume of handover information – but what if there was a smarter way to manage it?

Join us to explore how we transformed one of the most stressful phases of project delivery into a streamlined, data-driven process. By restructuring our workflows, tagging information intelligently, automating reporting and pull-through via API, and giving clients real-time visibility, we’ve removed the reliance on manual trackers and end-of-project pressure.

This session reveals how we reimagined digital handover from the ground up, the technology that made it possible, and how capturing the right information earlier can dramatically reduce risk, improve quality, and change the way we deliver close-out forever.

Discover how tétris achieved the impossible: Standardising BIM workflows across 800+ people in 13 EMEA countries for fit-out delivery.

This unique case study reveals practical strategies for international BIM transformation, from overcoming cultural barriers to demonstrating ROI in fast-paced fit-out environments. Learn actionable insights for scaling digital construction practices across borders and markets.

Transforming digital delivery of mega projects in nuclear and aviation industry through a systems-thinking digital delivery strategy. The session will discuss data integration across time, cost, quality, risk, design and construction followed by practical use cases in real-world projects founded in the integration of the BIM and geospatial domains.

This session will explore the short and long-term nima strategy for upskilling and education, including:

What are the IMI learning resources you want?
How to create an educational supply chain which is focused on the learner.
How you can help to define a universal framework for IM upskilling.
Ideas for a marketing drive for attracting young talent… and more.

Discover how one of the world’s most iconic heritage buildings is being transformed into a rich, intelligent digital asset. This session reveals the digitalisation process of the Palace of Westminster – from 19th-century Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin drawings to one of Europe’s largest and most detailed heritage BIM models.

Learn how advanced surveying, point cloud capture and innovative modelling techniques have enabled an unprecedented level of accuracy for a Grade I listed building, overcoming complex geometry and limited access.

Join us to see how digital innovation is reshaping heritage practice, proving that cutting-edge BIM and centuries-old conservation challenges can work hand-in-hand, and creating a digital legacy that will support the stewardship of this historic estate for generations to come.

This panel explores how the AEC industry is moving beyond BIM by integrating AI, Digital Twins and real-time data across construction and operations. Speakers will share practical examples of how connected Digital Twins can improve delivery, reduce risk and support long-term asset performance. Focusing on real-world challenges and lessons learned, the session examines how organisations can break down data silos, align teams and turn static models into living systems that deliver value throughout the asset lifecycle.

UK construction is awash with data, but value only appears when information flows to the right person, in the right format, at the right moment. In this fast-paced session, Kevin Reeves shows why information management underpins digital design, industrialised construction, and AI-enabled decision-making; what that means for programme risk, cost, and quality; and what to do on Monday morning to make it real. Expect relatable stories, a live ‘bad vs good information’ demo, and a practical IMI checklist aligned to ISO 19650 and good information management practices.

As AI adoption accelerates, organisations are racing to make their data ‘AI-ready’ – often without addressing the information foundations that really matter – creating risk through bias to inaccuracy. The only real way to tackle those risks is through better information… which means finally getting serious about knowledge representation. This is the piece we’ve ignored for far too long, and we can’t keep pushing it aside.

The aim of the presentation is to put knowledge at the centre of the conversation. It’s one of the most critical topics for the future of information management, yet barely anyone talks about it because it’s scary. Concepts like ontologies, taxonomies, semantics and knowledge graphs might sound daunting, but they’re exactly what we need if we want both information management and AI to mature responsibly, providing more accurate and transparent results.

Reflecting on lessons learned from BIM, the session argues that we cannot afford to repeat the same mistakes with AI. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how information management must evolve, why knowledge representation should sit at the heart of AI strategy, and how this approach helps retain trust and control in an increasingly AI-driven world.

Handover into the Asset Information Model is still where many projects fail. Join leading developers, contractors and asset owners as they explore how to strengthen handover, manage changing standards and build usable, trusted asset data on major projects and masterplans.

How does one of the UK’s largest university estates turn fragmented project data into trusted capital projects and operational intelligence?

Join UCL, Amodal and Asite to hear how UCL is aligning capital projects, estates operations and digital strategy to build a connected, decision-grade estate. This real-world case study explores stakeholder engagement, CDE implementation and practical adoption of new information standards across a diverse and historic landmark estate.

You’ve probably heard about The Manufacturers’ Information Hub (The MIH). But why are policymakers so keen to support this initiative? What makes it different?

A pan-European not-for-profit organisation owned by manufacturers, The MIH is run by manufacturers for the benefit of all users of their product information. The MIH platform will be a single access point for users of product data/information to draw the core interoperable information they need. It will also be a service provider for Digital Product Passports.

For this lively panel session, we have invited those policymakers and key industry representatives to put their cards on the table and explain to our sector why they advocate for The MIH. You will start to understand what it can offer to construction product information users across Europe, how it will unlock interoperable product information and what EU and UK initiatives it will enable, straight from the horse’s mouth.

Join this session to learn the policy perspective and then come to our stand to learn how you can get a head start. The MIH is set to not only enable the seamless, automated, flow of verified manufacturers’ product information, but also play a key role in the wider digital transformation of the construction sector.

Compliance remains one of the biggest sources of risk, rework, and late design change in construction largely because it is still treated as a final check rather than a design input. But what if compliance could be embedded directly into the model, using open, interoperable data that works across disciplines and platforms?

This session explores how OpenBIM principles, structured information models, and AI-enabled rule checking are enabling a shift towards “compliant-by-design” workflows. Drawing on real UK practice, the talk demonstrates how building regulations, fire and life-safety requirements, accessibility, and carbon performance can be tested iteratively within digital design environments rather than retrospectively at gateways or handover.

Attendees will see practical examples of AI-driven model interrogation, automated rule checking, and performance simulation operating across OpenBIM environments, helping teams identify issues earlier, improve consistency, and strengthen accountability without constraining design quality or creativity. The session also cuts through the hype to address the real challenges facing compliance automation – including data quality, interoperability maturity, and information governance – and why robust OpenBIM-based information management, not proprietary tools alone, is essential for scalable, trustworthy automation.

AI is changing construction, but without structure, it increases risk.

Join us to discover the “3Ps” framework – practical, purposeful, private – for deploying AI within a governed Common Data Environment. Learn how to move your organisation from chaotic data silos to a structured, AI-ready maturity model. You will gain insights into real-world applications that accelerate delivery times, improve schedule reliability, and protect your margins through intelligent, secure information management.

How is Morocco shaping the future of African infrastructure? Join architect and senior PM Amal Maizi as she shares her journey leading complex BIM projects and Digital Twin research at the forefront of the continent’s digital shift. Discover how human-centric technology and more than 10 years’ mastery of BIM are empowering a new generation of leaders to build more resilient, data-driven cities.

The built environment is at a turning point for information management. Change is accelerating, activity is fragmented, and organisations need clarity, consistency and direction.

This presentation centres on nima’s Information Management Initiative (IMI), driving real transformation across the sector, organised along two closely connected strands: organisational and technical.

Learn how nima’s IMI projects connect purpose, requirements, data structures and delivery, providing a kit of parts for organisations to use. The presentation explores progress across each project, how they interrelate, and how organisations can engage to help shape a unified, sector-led approach to information management.