Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to develop a method for specifying owner FM requirements
- Discover the benefits of incremental data collection and verification
- Understand commitments that owners should make to realize more operations-and-maintenance value out of design and construction
- Discover the vision and benefits of integrated information for FM
Speakers
- Andrew ArnoldAndrew Arnold focuses on product design and management for applications, and consultation to help customers establish appropriate lean construction, BIM, integrated project delivery, and operations and maintenance practices. Andrew has implemented BIM for facilities management for large-scale healthcare, aviation, bio-pharmaceutical, and public agency owners. He received his BA in Architecture from U.C. Berkeley, and PhD in construction engineering and management from Stanford University's Center for Integrated Facilities Engineering. His early career in architecture included work on hospitality, health science, and education projects. He also consulted in computerized-aided facilities management CAFM implementations. Following graduate school Andrew designed and managed BIM applications including databases of product information, and BIM content management and analysis tools, including quantity takeoff, cost estimating, LEED contribution, and immersive visualization.
- CSChidambaram SomuChidambaram Somu (Chidam) is a Virtual Construction Manager for DPR Construction focuses on implementing innovative technologies for construction applications and new business development for the construction technology market. His areas of expertise include: Building Information modeling (BIM), BIM for FM, Reality Capture, data mapping and manipulation for construction/operations intelligence, 4D/5D modeling and model based production planning. His past projects include: Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, Arizona State University Center for Law and Society, Biomedical Partnership Building, Banner University Medical Center-Phoenix and multiple projects throughout the United States. He received his Master's from Texas A&M University specializing in Construction Management and Business Administration. He serves as a member for several industry advisory boards, is a guest lecturer with ASU and has contributed to several publications on construction technology.
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