AI risks following BIM’s path if adoption is superficial

Engineers know that the success of any technology lies not in what it promises, but in how effectively it is integrated. Building Information Modelling (BIM) proved this. When the UK Government’s BIM Mandate came into effect in 2016, requiring firms delivering centrally procured public sector projects to work to Level… The post AI risks following BIM’s path if adoption is superficial appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Could BIM’s coming-of-age unlock better collaboration in construction?

Margins are tight and project complexity continues to rise. Those organisations pulling ahead share one defining characteristic; they have stopped viewing Building Information Modelling (BIM) as a technical tool and started treating it as part of their strategic infrastructure. The post Could BIM’s coming-of-age unlock better collaboration in construction? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Global Building Information Modelling market to top $15.4bn by 2030

The global Building Information Modelling (BIM) market will almost double to $15.42bn (£11.4bn) by the end of the decade, according to new research. The post Global Building Information Modelling market to top $15.4bn by 2030 appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Bridging the gap between BIM and smart buildings

The Digital Building Council’s BIM to Smart initiative aims to bridge the gap between building information modelling and smart building technology. Project lead John Clarke discusses the project ahead of the DBC’s BIM to Smart panel at Digital Construction Week. The post Bridging the gap between BIM and smart buildings appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

BIM training and new digital learning for the Japanese construction market

The building information modelling (BIM) market in Japan is undergoing significant growth, driven by the region’s  passion for technological advancement in the construction industry The post BIM training and new digital learning for the Japanese construction market appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Association for Project Management - NEC3 to NEC4, 24112021

A summary of the key changes from NEC3 to NEC4 as issued in 2017. Focuses on the ECC but many of the changes are rolled out across the other contracts. We also looked at the key payment changes in PSC4. Speaker: Richard Patterson, NEC4 drafter and Procurement & NEC Specialist at Mott MacDonald

CPA - How Digitalisation is transforming construction, 13102020

Digital manufacturing processes are modernising the construction industry, driving improvements in safety, quality and productivity. Digitalisation is helping us build and maintain our built environment more quickly, sustainably and at a reduced cost. The Construction Products Association represents the UK's manufacturers and suppliers of construction products and materials.

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