1. BIM Standards, Are They Important? 2. What’s All This About Agile? 3. Agile BIM Standards - Case Study Watch the case study interview here: https://www.plannerly.com/wednesdays-with-plannerly Webinar recording HERE: https://www.plannerly.com/bim-management-videos

1. Episode #6
Agile BIM
Standards
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2. Standards, Are They Important?
What’s All This About Agile?
Agile BIM Standards - Case Study

3. 1. BIM Standards, Are They Important?
2. What’s All This Agile About?
3. Agile BIM Standards - Case Study Interview

4. 4
A standard (French: Norme, German: Norm) is a technical document designed
to be used as a rule, guideline or definition. It is a consensus-built,
repeatable way of doing something.
Standards are created by bringing together all interested parties such as
manufacturers, consumers and regulators of a particular material, product,
process or service. All parties benefit from standardization through increased
product safety and quality as well as lower transaction costs and prices.
https://www.cen.eu/work/endev/whatisen/pages/default.aspx
What is a Standard?

5. 5
Why Are Standards Important?
Consistent
Measurable
Same “Language”
Efficient
Provide A Head Start

6. 6
How Standards Get Created (CEN Example)
European Committee for Standardization

7. What does the
customer say?

8. 8
12
Quote From Architect:
“We find most BIM Standards overly
complex and difficult for our teams to
implement”

9. 9
13
Quote From Contractor:
“Some areas there’s too much detail,
some content is non-existent,
standards took years to be useful -
either way we can’t practically use
most standards on real projects”

10. 10
14
Quote From Owner:
“Standards seem to be too fixed - we
have found it a real challenge to
implement without the flexibility for us
to fill in the gaps”

11. 11
End User (Customer) Barriers

12. So What Does The
Customer Do?

13. 13
Situation: There Are 14 Competing Standards

14. Why Didn’t The
Customer Instead
Provide Feedback?

15. 15
Customer Challenges:
Too
Fixed
Volunteer Leaders
Have Day Jobs
Too
Too
Complex
Didn’t Match
Company
Process Multiple Definitions
Project
Timing
Disconnected
feedback loop
1 - 2 Years
Between Version
Updates
Slow To React

16. 16
Each Customer Has Their Own Uses + Pace Of Change:
Governments
Universities
Real Estate
BIM Experts
User Groups
Contractors
Architects
Consultants
Manufacturers
Operators

17. 1. BIM Standards, Are They Important?
2. What’s All This Agile About?
3. Agile BIM Standards - Case Study Interview

18. How Can Agile Help?

19. 19
Smaller Shorter Sprints (Waterfall Vs Agile)
(1
Month)
(1 Year)
Sprint
1
Sprint
2
Sprint
3
Sprint
4
Sprint
5
Sprint
6
Feedback
Loop
Feedback
Loop

20. 20
Customer
Feedback
Connect The End User Groups
Sprint
1
Sprint
2
Sprint
3
Sprint
4
Sprint
5
Sprint
6
Customer
Feedback
Customer
Feedback
Customer
Feedback
Customer
Feedback
Customer
Feedback

21. 1. BIM Standards, Are They Important?
2. What’s All This Agile About?
3. Agile BIM Standards - Case Study
Interview

22. So What Do We
Need?

23. 23
Common Framework

24. 24
plannerly.com/loa
Standards Body Case Study

25. 25

26. 26
John Russo - President USIBD
Watch the
interview here:
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dnesdays-with-plannerly/

27. In conclusion:
- Standards can be fun! 😊
- Must streamline standards development
- Direct connection between customer and standards
body
- Allow agile, but controlled, development
- Customers must be heard!
- Customers will be enthused by their impact

28. 28
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29. 1. Five Steps To Better BIM Management
2. BEPs 101 - BIM Execution Planning
3. How do you contract for the right BIM at the right
time?
4. Lean BIM Management 101
5. Did You Get The BIM You Paid For?
6. Agile BIM Standards
7. Building Lean BIM Requirements For Owners
8. Protecting You Against BIM Liability
9. How To Reduce Your BIM Coordination Issues By
53%
10. Win More Work With Practical BIM
20 Minute
BIM Management Webinar Series

30. Episode #7
Building Lean BIM
Standards
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