Explore the crucial role of standards and classification systems, focusing on collaboration and BIM management. Learn how adhering to ISO 19650 can improve project outcomes by delivering greater consistency, accuracy, and efficiency...
Discover how Balfour Beatty AtkinsRealis pushed new boundaries and improved efficiency in the handover of major highway projects to the maintainer through their work on the A19 Norton to Wynyard project. BBA utilised the data-rich project information model developed throughout design and construction to handover a robust and accurate digital handover model...
o Quality Management Processes need mapped out first.|o Clear roles and responsibilities|o Accurate reporting/ a dashboard is essential
1. Architects and Designers will discover strategies for integrating BIM into their projects without compromising their creative flair.|2. Construction and Engineering Firms will learn about adopting BIM methodologies in a way that's both cost-effective and accessible, making advanced technologies work for them.|3. Demystify how leveraging buildingSMART services, such as bsDD (The buildingSMART Data Dictionary), can significantly enhance your BIM workflows, offering a deeper connection with the standards that shape our industry.
In today's digital age, information sharing is paramount for efficient project delivery, yet it stands in stark contrast to the imperative of stringent security measures. However, the success of BIM hinges on openness, posing a unique challenge for highly secure projects...
During this session, Dan Rossiter FCIAT (co-convenor of the UK BIM Framework strategy board) will provide an overview of: What […]
Full-circle data collaboration|Mindset mechanism change around requirements|The benefits of Information Delivery Specification (IDS)
-Platform approach implemented in construction, data management strategy and practices including integration of application; They will learn what is done in other industries can be done in construction.
1. ETIM MC (ETIM Modelling Classes) is a recent add-on to ETIM providing a standard for detailed product dimensional data such as would be required to create 3D objects.|2. ETIM MC can be used in conjunction with a library of generic 3D objects (such as 2ba’s Uniform Object Library) to produce cost-effective, manufacturer-specific 3D data on demand for use by architects, design engineers and contractors.|3. The combination of ETIM MC and object library has the potential to greatly benefit the UK market resulting in a greatly increased range of interchangeable 3D objects available to designers at a significantly reduced cost both to themselves and to the product manufacturers.
The Technology Stack deployed on HS2 of Managing Information accross the Programme|Information Delivery Packaging Approach and Open Data Standards deployed|Building the foundation for the HS2 Digital Twin
How digitisation is providing a platform for contract management best practice|Insight into future innovation which will continue this improvement|Gain contractual management insights from an NEC4 expert
Future proof data today for a better tomorrow|Mace perspectives on the adoption of AI in the AEC industry|Outlook on the changing role of the Information Manager