Session Information
ASHE 50th Annual Conference and Technical Exhibition 2013
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An Owner-Driven BIM to FM Strategy: "Begin with the end in mind"
Track
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PDC for the Facility Manager
Program Code:
060
Date:
Monday, July 22, 2013
Time:
9:45 AM to 10:45 AM
EST
Location:
GWCC, C102
PRIMARY SPEAKER
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CO-SPEAKER
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Description
With the goal of achieving BIM-enabled facility management (FM), Northwestern Memorial HealthCare (NMHC) established the infrastructure, tools, and procedures for successful handover of a robust building information model (BIM) at project closeout. NMHC’s process calls for the development of standard nomenclature and set parameters before projects begin, which enables information sharing across legacy systems and databases. This session will enable you to:
Develop a standardized building component data structure so that existing data systems can be effectively integrated with new systems to create a cohesive body of information.
Identify the advantages of cloud-hosted collaboration portals that allow data sharing among project participants and across project phases.
Discuss the benefits of using a BIM-enabled facility management system.
Describe contract clauses that clarify the deliverables (e.g., BIM files) to be turned over to the owner at project closeout and the processes for handover.
Develop a standardized building component data structure so that existing data systems can be effectively integrated with new systems to create a cohesive body of information.
Identify the advantages of cloud-hosted collaboration portals that allow data sharing among project participants and across project phases.
Discuss the benefits of using a BIM-enabled facility management system.
Describe contract clauses that clarify the deliverables (e.g., BIM files) to be turned over to the owner at project closeout and the processes for handover.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
- Develop data standardization nomenclature and parameters before a project begins. As data is generated throughout the project, standard nomenclature and indexing allows for the development of multiple relational repositories (databases) of dissimilar information to communicate.
- Describe the contract clauses which clarify hand-over requirements. As owners develop their personalized hand-over requirements, it is essential to add those deliverables and processes to the contract language.
- Effectively connect existing data systems into a cohesive network. As data standardization is achieved, it enables sharing of information across legacy systems or databases which creates an effective knowledge network that is easily accessible to Facility Managers.
- Identify the advantages of Cloud-hosted collaboration portals that can allow sharing of data across project participants as well as across project phases.
Audio Synchronized to PowerPoint
(Code: 060)
$20 USD - Your Price
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