Description
As we work through projects, there's a constant generation of information. Unfortunately, we almost never get to see it, much less capture and analyze it, thereby missing many opportunities to inform future projects or help with current ones. BuroHappold Engineering is a global engineering firm that's decided to tackle this problem at an enterprise level by finding ways to automatically collect, share, and analyze this constant stream of project information. The firm has taken a multifaceted approach to mining project data for insights by using a mixture of internally developed tools and external tools like Microsoft Power BI and Kinship. This class will cover the methods and strategies that BuroHappold is using to mine all the data generated daily by each project. We'll look at how the firm is using a combination of external tools as well as examples of when developing a tool in-house has made more sense. We'll also discuss how to integrate new tools into project teams and how to approach enterprise-level adoption and analysis.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to troubleshoot projects in minutes
- Get insights into your team’s Revit activities and project progression
- Develop a plan to bring coding talent into your team, foster innovation, and convince management
- Understand what tools are available to help harness the data generated by your teams and projects
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Michael BartyzelMichael Bartyzel is Global BIM Lead and Director at Buro Happold based in London. Michael is also part of CIBSE BIM/Digital Engineering Steering Group in UK for the last 11 years, Vice Chair of CIBSE Society of Digital Engineering and contributor to AEC (UK) BIM Standards. After joining BuroHappold in 2008, Michael has helped with organizing and presenting at LRUG (London Revit User Group) and is now in charge of selecting all the presentations. His level of experience has been fundamental to the development of BIM/Digital Engineering throughout BuroHappold to the point where BIM is now only method of working. In early 2017, Michael has been asked to lead Buro Happold’s focus group in charge of efficient production, concentrating on efficiency workflows and internal/external tools creation and implementation. Michael has presented at conferences and has taken part in several round table discussion on future of BIM.
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