Descripción
For a facility manager and building owner, the information embedded in a Revit software / Building Information Modeling (BIM) model represents the most tangible connection to the collective knowledge gained by the Design Team, the constructor, and past operators of a facility. However, the technology, change, and confusion surrounding BIM in the facility management (FM) industry is making it very difficult for a facility manager to navigate. The panel—led by facilities and FM technology experts from IFMA's Information Technology Council—will lead the audience through the BIM value proposition for owners and provide tools for assessing if BIM is the correct tool for their specific operations. This will include a discussion about why BIM, at this point in time, may not be the correct solution. Separately, for those who are ready for BIM, we will discuss how to adequately specify the needs of an organization related to BIM. For some, this may include developing a roadmap toward BIM aspirations.
Aprendizajes clave
- Discover and discuss the value of BIM to facility managers
- Learn how to establish if BIM is right for an FM and his/her organization
- Learn how to specify what an FM wants from BIM
- Discuss when BIM may not be the solution for an FM
Oradores
- MSMichael SmithGeoff Williams is the general manager at Centre for Health & Safety Innovation (CHSI), where he is responsible for day-to-day operations, business development, and corporate strategy development. Prior to joining CHSI, he oversaw the development, implementation, and marketing of a web-based computer-aided facilities management (CAFM) solution utilizing Autodesk, Inc., software that is currently assisting the daily operations of a wide variety of healthcare facilities to manage more than 10 million square feet of property. Geoff is a director on the International Facility Management Association's (IFMA) board of directors, is the past president and current vice president of the Information Technology Council of IFMA, and is the past president of the Toronto Chapter of IFMA. In all of these roles he supports building owners and the facilities management industry at large. He is a graduate of University of Waterloo School of Architecture, holding degrees in both architecture and environmental studies.
- DSDaniel StonecipherDaniel Stonecipher is the CEO and founding principal of IMMERSIVx, a consulting technology and software development firm specializing in enterprise BIM, FM and GIS data management solutions. Daniel is a process development professional with more than 20 years of professional experience in the AEC+O industry, and is the current President of the IFMA's Information Technology Council. Daniel has consulted with many clients including Caltech, HP, Denver International Airport, Parsons Brinkerhoff and AECOM to name a few. Daniel consults as an AEC/O leading technology partner and BIM consultant delivering enterprise BIM-based asset & data management processes and solutions, across the entire capital life cycle and operations. Daniel provides industry thought leadership presenting nationally several times a year.
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