Description
Over the last few years, the speaker has had the honor and privilege of facilitating this roundtable discussion at multiple venues, collecting a lot of collaborative, informative, and intelligent concepts with some amazing people along the way—and would appreciate the opportunity to continue these discussions and share the knowledge! Being a building information modeling (BIM) manager can mean many different things and include many different responsibilities, depending on the organization, its understanding of BIM, and its level of expectations. In this roundtable discussion, we'll continue to explore what that has meant in our collective experience, and how our respective organizations have defined and implemented the role, especially during the last couple of years of Covid-19. Not only will we have intriguing discussions, but you'll get the opportunity to "meet" and connect with similar colleagues to widen your network!
Key Learnings
- Learn what the term “BIM manager” means to your peers.
- Learn about the typical roles and responsibilities of others within this role.
- Learn about the alternative avenues current BIM managers can pursue.
- Network with industry professionals.
Speaker
Scott FanelloScott Fanello is a registered electrical designer with the state of Wisconsin and previously filled the role of Director of Building Information Modeling. He has worked in the AEC industry for over 25 years and has been instrumental in the implementation of CAD and BIM on large-scale, complex projects involving coordination of extended multi-firm delivery teams. Scott has presented BIM strategies at multiple venues including AU, BiLT(RTC), UW Madison, and Midwest University.