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The release of BIM 360 Design Collaboration showed that as the tools we use to design the world of the future develop at an ever-increasing pace, we need to think differently to make the most of these advances. Following a successful multiproject pilot of BIM 360 Design Collaboration, we identified that what worked well in fewer than 10 projects was going to be difficult in 100 projects, and impossible to sustain for 1,000 projects. This industry talk will look at how Mott MacDonald—a global engineering, development, and management consultancy—worked with Autodesk Consulting to design an approach to master this transition from pilot to production scale. We’ll share lessons learned, from developing a global network of BIM 360 super users, to using Forge and Microsoft Power BI to gain better insights into user behavior and BIM 360 usage, to measuring the ROI of BIM 360 software, to managing BIM 360 as an IT service in a large enterprise.
Key Learnings
- Discover the various ways that using BIM 360 Design Collaboration adds value to an engineering project
- Learn about why thinking differently during your pilot phase is the key to technology adoption with measured business value
- Learn about how Forge and Microsoft Power BI can be used to gain insights into user behavior and BIM 360 usage
- Learn how managing BIM 360 as an IT service ensures consistency and security without constraining project teams
Speaker
Tom HughesI am a Civil Engineer that followed a passion of using technology to do my own job more efficiently into a career of helping others to do the same. After working on a variety of infrastructure projects during the early days of Mott MacDonald's BIM strategy and UK BIM Level 2, I joined a small team whose primary focus was the application of leading technology on engineering projects. As the small team has grown into a global network, I have the privilege to work with project teams and digital leaders from around Mott MacDonald. As part of my role I regularly get the opportunity to work closely with both our Autodesk account team and the Autodesk product teams. I am member of the Autodesk Civil Infrastructure Futures Community, the BIM 360 Customer Council, and I coordinate the Mott MacDonald Customer Success Plan. Alongside my role at Mott MacDonald, I am the delivery lead for the Centre for Digital Built Britain Digital Twin Hub (https://digitaltwinhub.co.uk). The DT Hub is an online community for people who are working to deliver digital twins and share a vision of an ecosystem of interconnected digital twins at national scale. Away from work I like to surf, bike, Xbox, and binge watch comedy.
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