BIM is transforming architecture, engineering, and construction. Yet, many Building Owners are not seeing the full benefit of data flowing through the building lifecycle from design and construction to facilities management. Why not? This workshop will work through the steps that need to be considered to control this new digital process so that the maximum benefits can be reaped. Starting from the very beginning – what the definition of BIM should be for Building Owners – this is a fast-paced, interactive session: 1) Demonstrates why you can’t afford to ignore BIM from a business case perspective; 2) Offers insights into the challenges for an Owner and how to overcome them; 3) Delivers a practical outline for defining a BIM process that meets expectations; 4) Offers proven tactics for reaping the rewards of BIM in Facilities Management.
BIM consultant with experience in project management, workflow optimization and data visualization. For the past seven years, I have been consulting and training design consultants from the AEC sector and building owners in the use of Revit and the overall BIM process. I have overseen and supported BIM strategy in multiple projects including infrastructure, healthcare, commercial and educational. Experience in BIM standards development, BIM compliance, QA/QC, virtual coordination, data transfer for FM, report writing and meeting facilitation.
BIM is transforming architecture, engineering, and construction. Yet, many Building Owners are not seeing the full benefit of data flowing through the building lifecycle from design and construction to facilities management. Why not? This workshop will work through the steps that need to be considered to control this new digital process so that the maximum benefits can be reaped. Starting from the very beginning – what the definition of BIM should be for Building Owners – this is a fast-paced, interactive session: 1) Demonstrates why you can’t afford to ignore BIM from a business case perspective; 2) Offers insights into the challenges for an Owner and how to overcome them; 3) Delivers a practical outline for defining a BIM process that meets expectations; 4) Offers proven tactics for reaping the rewards of BIM in Facilities Management.
