Data is said to be worth more than oil and is even more plentiful than the ‘black gold’ that dominated the business world of the 20th century.
Data is said to be worth more than oil and is even more plentiful than the ‘black gold’ that dominated the business world of the 20th century.
Increasingly, we are adopting digital technology in the construction industry to improve productivity.
BIM Academy brings in two new BIM Technologists to its UK team: Sangcheol Jeong and John Millar.
BIM Academy is delighted to have supported long-standing client, CÉH Planning Development and Consulting Inc, in becoming the first organisation in the CEE region to achieve ISO 19650 certification.
Today technology and innovation seem to be everywhere we look, whether it be self-driving cars, AI making calls for us or tasks as simple as switching the kettle on via your Google Home. The rate of both innovation and adoption seems to be exponential.
BIM Academy, in collaboration with Yeltech and Brunel University, conducted a feasibility study focussed on helping businesses and/or the public sector in the UK recover from the coronavirus pandemic in a sustainable manner.
The complex requirements of projects and the increasing number of project participants means we amass an enormous amount of information.
We recently completed the first phase of a project supporting a multidisciplinary design consultancy in Australia.
We have been working with different model viewer software in our research projects, with a view of finding the right viewer.
Keiran Stapleton came to Hong Kong five years ago to support a contractor for the BIM management of a high-profile cultural venue.
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