Description
Key Learnings
- Discover that real BIM adoption is a disruptive change to your facility and organizational processes
- Learn how to assess what data you need, what data you can use, and what is just noise
- Learn how to assess different methods for integrating BIM data into an asset management program and what approaches others have taken
- Discover what future changes may be coming to BIM and facility management
Speakers
- BDBrendan DillonBrendan Dillon is the Manager of the Digital Facilities & Infrastructure Program for Denver International Airport. DEN is the sixth busiest airport in the United States and has developed a comprehensive BIM and Asset Management plan unsurpassed by any airport in the country. DEN’s DFI program manages over 120 projects at a time with a net value in excess of $2 billion. Prior to joining DEN, he had managed over $1B in BIM projects, including as the BIM standards coordinator for the design team on Denver International Airport’s South Terminal Redevelopment Project. Brendan is also the founder of the annual Airport Information Integration and Innovation (AI3) forum and is the founder of Red5ive Consulting, specializing in BIM deployment and integration for airports. Along with managing DEN’s Digital Facilities & Infrastructure program, Brendan still enjoys getting into the weeds with Revit, writing scripts in Dynamo and generally getting his hands dirty.
- AVAudrey VoorhiesAudrey has professional experience in Aviation, Transportation, Sport Complexes, Commercial, and Healthcare.Audrey leads internal and external Revit training at Denver International Airport, and provides integration of data management with DEN’s Asset Management, Maintenance and GIS systems.She participates in the development of airport-wide standards, resources and strategies.Previously, she worked in New York with an Autodesk reseller, Microdesk, as a BIM consultant for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. There she was highly involved in the organization’s BIM technology and implementation with all transit projects.Audrey holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Kansas.She specializes in BIM implementation and technology adoption and integration.