Digital twins for the real estate sector – shall we?

Asset Management Stage

How to create value and demystify technology implementation in the real estate sector + Difference between smart buildings and Digital Twins + Making the case for Digital Twins implementation and its benefits.

How automation can improve project delivery: Inside King’s Cross R8

Asset Management Stage

The benefits of automating BIM modelling using the Tekla-Grasshopper live link and advantages of embarking on cloud coordination at an early stage.|The power of data to report embodied carbon as a by-product of your workflows. This provides live reporting as the project progresses to influence decisions, rather than leaving as a retrospective exercise carried out at each project milestone.|An insight into 3D reinforcement and the vast potential of automating 3D reinforcement modelling using software API and Grasshopper Link.

The Smart Building Overlay – what it means for asset owners

Asset Management Stage

Identify essential stakeholders for a successful smart building project|Incorporate fresh strategies and techniques from the technology sector|Implement effective decision-making processes to deliver a building as smart as you need, without overdoing it

Asset management redefined

Asset Management Stage

2024 will be an incredibly significant year for Asset Management. In this session, we’ll take you on a journey from explaining the evolution of asset management, what it really is, the key standards and guides, through to the latest updates from the Global Forum for Maintenance and Asset Management and the Institute of Asset Management and explain why 2024 will...

Better building information management – the new norm

Asset Management Stage

Embark on the transformative journey into the world of B2IM, an innovative approach reshaping estate data alignment and asset management. Led by GPA and AtkinsRéalis, our session offers a deep dive into the transformative capabilities of B2IM, empowering attendees to securely share information in an interoperable format while utilising the Standard Information Approach methodology...