BIM processes are more important than the technology used
Processes around BIM and digital management are a crucial aspect of implementation and are completely inseparable to the technology used. BIM processes and technology can be thought about under 5 headings opposite. For all 5 of these the BIM puzzle, different organisations in the supply chain will have different roles to play depending on their design capability.
BIM resources- Employer Information Requirements: what is required and what are the stated deliverables?
- Production of information: including who leads on authoring deliverables, production of models, including specification information, providing information for the ‘in use’ phase of an asset.
- Use of information: in relation to the planning, costing and monitoring of works. How you use information to manage risks. Who uses information, do operatives have access to the correct information on site?
- Analysis of information: including the use of model based analysis tools and what the process is for coordinating geometric information.
- Management of information: a crucial aspect of BIM and digital maturity is information management. This includes the fundamental processes for information management which are checking, sharing and file naming. It also includes how you work with others and other aspects of the project: your use of a Common Data Environment, working with your supply chain and managing inventory/logistics.
Process and Technology
Utilising Level 2 BIM: VINCI Construction
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Process and Technology
5D BIM (3D + Time + Cost)
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Process and Technology
PAS 1192-2:2013 – create a common data environment
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Process and Technology
Foundation – Building Information Modelling
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BIM and digital maturity
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