It is now only a few months until all public sector projects will require the supply chain to use BIM Level 2 and there are lots of examples where developers and clients have adopted BIM on their projects too. Many manufacturers have started to offer BIM data but there are still many companies who have to decide. This one day seminar is designed for the manufacturer, both those with BIM and those considering its adoption. Suitable for both the technical and marketing person It will provide an impartial perspective on progress with BIM implementation and then split the group into those with BIM and those considering it, to address specific issues relevant to you.
In 2016 government projects must use BIM Level 2. This one day seminar is designed for the manufacturer, both those with BIM and those considering its adoption. It will provide an impartial perspective and advice on BIM implementation.
Joint Chair:
Peter Caplehorn and Steve Thompson
Morning Session:
10.00 Welcome, Joint Chairs
10.05 BIM – the journey so far: David Philp video message
10.20 Information Management in the future: David Platt or Gareth Webb, IBM
10.40 Client Case Study - Sandwell Council: David Emery, Virtechs Ltd
11.00 Coffee
11.20 Why manufacturers need BIM: Chris Ashworth, Competitive Advantage
11.40 Manufacturer Case Study: Andy Stolworthy, ASSA ABLOY UK
12.00 How BIM4M2 can help you
- Compass: Alan Baikie, BIMobject
- How do I do it?: Joe Celia, FIS
- Data Templates: Steve Thompson, Tata Steel
12.30 Lunch and networking
13.30 Afternoon sessions, split into two groups
Room split into two
Afternoon Session:
Manufacturers already offering BIM
Chair: Steve Thompson
13.30 Barriers – real and imagined: Chris Witte, Knauf Insulation
13.50 The right level of content: Craig Sewell, Digital: Marketing and Manufacturing
14.10 Gaining competitive advantage from BIM: Richard Blakesley, Howitt Consulting
14.30 Tea
Manufacturers considering BIM Implementation
Chair: Peter Caplehorn
13.30 When is the time to act? Delegates complete compass, feedback provided: Alan Baikie, BIMobject
Delegates complete compass, feedback provided
13.50 What package should you use?: Different software and hosting options explained: Rob Daniel, Marley Eternit
14.10 Product Data Templates and COBie: Matt Crunden, Legrand
14.30 Tea
Rooms combined
15.00 Q&A and summing up
15.30 Close
Registration
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