Digital development across the built environment is happening rapidly, at a rate when things are passing many organisations by …
Digital development across the built environment is happening rapidly, at a rate when things are passing many organisations by …
Lee Maguire discusses the essentials for every software developer to make any project’s management more fluid and robust.
We could be forgiven in thinking that when we talk about the 4th industrial revolution, Industry 4.0 or construction 4.0, that …
Despite having had a different journey towards BIM adoption in the construction industry, the challenge for Australia is likely to be shared by all.
In 2019 the NHS Health and Infrastructure Plan (HIP) was released, marking the start of a five-year plan to deliver long-term investment in health infrastructure.
The National Health Service (NHS) is one of the UK’s most cherished institutions. It has been described in the past as both “the UK’s greatest achievement” and “the envy of the world” and has been affectionately voted as the ‘Pride of Britain’ on multiple occasions.
The idea of BIM is already extended to infrastructures such as plants, mining facilities, bridges and tunnels and beyond – not simply bound only to “Building”.
When it comes to assessing BIM maturity and the role it plays in defining an organisation’s digital roadmap, I’m a big advocate.
Living proof that despite a global pandemic, work does go on, and to an exceptionally high standard. At BIM Academy, we don’t let physical borders get in the way of project delivery.
In recent years, there has been much talk of Digital Twin and the many potential benefits that it offers to those who own, manage and maintain built assets.
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