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UK BIM Alliance coordinates digital transformation in construction
- 1. Our journey so far…
- 2. UK BIM movement Phase 2 Our journey so far…
- 3. Our vision We seek to build an open, transparent and digitally empowered system for consumers to understand and drive their built environment.
- 4. By/Purpose? … by ensuring the implementation of BIM Level 2 throughout the construction supply chain from financers, buyers, designers, builders to operators.
- 5. What is BIM Level 2?
- 6. Digitally Built Environment ENVIRONMENT INFRASTRUCTURE BUILDINGS SERVICES & ECONOMY INFORMATION PEOPLE GOVERNMENTCITY SOCIETYINTERACTIONSSTRUCTURE Communications Water Energy Industry Transport Nature Object House Building Block Neighbourhood District City Met Country Continent Earth Living Working Shopping Leisure Health Education Performing Arts Sports Security
- 7. UK BIM Alliance Manifesto o We aim to represent and coordinate the digital transformation of our industry by supporting the industry's implantation of Level 2 BIM. o Our representation is independent and transparent, supported by a network that is empowered to work in partnership with government, institutions and industry. o We invite any group, organisation and individual to join the alliance and utilise the resources available to maximise the impact of the implementation on BIM Level 2. o We will provide the network and infrastructure required to implement and maintain an open system for feedback and development of BIM Level 2 processes and standards. o We will implement initiatives via projects that are independently funded and focused on achieving progressive outcomes in small achievable steps. Join us!
- 8. Industry in transition Paper Digital Analogue Digitised Output Based Outcome Based Reduction of waste Improving Productivity Generating Market Capacity
- 9. Industry in transition Paper Level 0 BIM CAD / 3D/ CDE Level 1 BIM BIM / Parametric / IM Level 2 BIM Integrated / Real Time Data Level 3 BIM Analogue Digitised Output Based Outcome Based Reduction of waste Improving Productivity Generating Market Capacity
- 10. Validation Level 1 Level 2 Level 3a Level 3b Level 3c BIM Digital Engineering Government PUSH Supplier PULL Integrated Asset Information Integrated Modelling
- 11. BIM Protocol CDE EIR IDP BEP MIDP MPDT COBie Verification Validation Level 1 Level 2 Level 3a Level 3b Level 3c BIM Digital Engineering Government PUSH Supplier PULL E-Documents Models Data Digital Integrated Asset Information Modelling Standards UNICLASS Digital Object Library Opensource Interoperability Standard Products Integrated Modelling
- 12. Transformation Long tail of industry 250,000 businesses 2.1m people 98% employ 34 or less 10% impact so far? Source ONS 2015
- 13. 13 13.5% 250km firms 33.5k Firms Rogers (1962 & 2003), Moore (2015) Approaching the chasm
- 14. UK BIM Task Force Creation of Level 2 Standards and Tools Draft and issue of key BIM Docs Task Group Legacy Link to 2025 Industrial Strategy & Digital Built Britain Bldg capability in supply chain Industry / Sector BIM 4 Groups Moving an Industry Build knowledge and capacity in Govt Departments Pilot Projects Support Key Govt Depts Level 2 Wrapper Data Validation Dept Stewardship Groups
- 15. The Journey So who were we? What did we do? Why us? UK BIM Alliance Communities Industry Government
- 16. The Journey So who were we? What did we do? Why us? UK BIM Alliance BIM Regions BIM4’s GCS
- 17. Collaborators so far include UK Government & Clients (spend £1bns on construction) The worlds leading consultancies & contractors The industry’s leading institutions The worlds best universities and academics Some of the most innovative SMEs & start-ups
- 18. Collaborators so far include BIM4SME BIM4Retail WomenInBIM Survey4BIM BIM4Fitout BIM4Water BIM4MetP BIM4Rail BIM4Landscape BIM2050/.BE BIM Technology Alliance/CIRIA Behaviours4Collaboration BIM4Infastructure BIM Academy BIM4Contractors BuildOffSite BIM4Clients BIM4Health CIC BIM Forum BIM4DataCentres Build UK BIM group BIM Stewardship Group BIM4M2 CIOB BIM4Education DEC!/COYO BIM4Housing BIM Regions Scotland South Wales Yorkshire/Humber North East North West West Midlands East Midlands East London South East South West Oxford Thames Valley Kent Sussex Northern Ireland Republic of Ireland CITA BuildingSmart CIC RICS IET ICE BIM Task Group BSI Digital Construction Week TheB1M…...and growing...
- 19. Our 3 C’s Co-ordination avoid gaps and overlap in team members work Co-operation obtain mutual benefit by sharing work Collaboration achieved results which could not be accomplished alone
- 20. For More Information Chair - Anne Kemp anne.kemp@atkinsglobal.com Communications lead – Chris Witte chrisjwitte@aol.com John Eynon johneynon@me.com
Editor's Notes
- Make a comparison to the digital transition in banking services, retail, publishing and the music industry…. Which ever you feel comfortable talking about. Talk from a consumer / end user of service point of view. “wasn’t banking rubbish when we used cheques and had to go in to a branch to get money…. Etc” In order to do that they needed to develop new standards for sharing information… etc etc
- Why us? / This is us.
- Our industry is in transition. This was envisaged as a staged plan , through to this year with the April target for business as usual for the government depts and October for the digital validation tools. We are right in the middle of the disruptive phase of this transition. It isn’t comfortable, neither is it easy. There is pain, There are mixed messages both of support and those still against this change. There are also beacons and exemplars of excellence who are leading the charge on transition to BIM ways of working. This is about transition from analogue to digital Paper based to Level 3 integrated, concurrent modelling in real time. We look forward to to the IOT and IOE, and the I of Me. The world wants our data, but the AECO industry is not ready yet. We are the last sector to make this transition. Our lives have gone digital over the last 2 decades. The AECO industry needs to join the party!
- Our industry is in transition. This was envisaged as a staged plan , through to this year with the April target for business as usual for the government depts and October for the digital validation tools. We are right in the middle of the disruptive phase of this transition. It isn’t comfortable, neither is it easy. There is pain, There are mixed messages both of support and those still against this change. There are also beacons and exemplars of excellence who are leading the charge on transition to BIM ways of working. This is about transition from analogue to digital Paper based to Level 3 integrated, concurrent modelling in real time. We look forward to to the IOT and IOE, and the I of Me. The world wants our data, but the AECO industry is not ready yet. We are the last sector to make this transition. Our lives have gone digital over the last 2 decades. The AECO industry needs to join the party!
- As we move through to an industry transformed by Digital Engineering , the UK Government has given the push for change, by setting the mandate for Government Depts. The hope being that this will crossover into the private sector, and this is now happening. We have private sector clients, and leading organisations now working using BIM tools as they can see and are realising the benefits. As we have developed in the UK and the Level 2 standards have been put in place, we have developed a common language, a framework for industry to achieve Level 2 business as usual.
- As we move through to an industry transformed by Digital Engineering , the UK Government has given the push for change, by setting the mandate for Government Depts. The hope being that this will crossover into the private sector, and this is now happening. We have private sector clients, and leading organisations now working using BIM tools as they can see and are realising the benefits. As we have developed in the UK and the Level 2 standards have been put in place, we have developed a common language, a framework for industry to achieve Level 2 business as usual.
- However it might be easy to think that Level 2 is a done deal. Whilst it might appear from a Government perspective this is a done deal, certainly in terms of the central Gov depts that might be the case. But we forget the length and depth of the long tail in our industry. In an industry of 2.1m people, with 95% SMEs , if 10% have an understanding of BIM at the moment that might be being over optimistic! Outside Whitehall, we have a long long way to go in getting BIM across to everyone. The question is do we want to change ourselves or do we want this done to us as others could enter our space and take over? To use an analogy where did Uber and AirBNB come from? Look at the effect they’ve had as digital disrupts and shakes up an industry. Where did Kodak, Blockbuster and HMV go to? Where are they now? These are examples of digital technologies transforming industries, winners and losers. Construction will be no different!
- So by October 2016 the standards will have been updated. The central gov depts will be working to level 2 as business as usual. The level 2.org site is already up and running, which collects together standards and guidance. This is in time for for a hand back to industry at ICE BIM 2016 and Digital Construction Week in October. The UK BIM programme has many components but a key element was the formation of the BIM 4 Groups and Regions to help support an industry in transition, to broaden the base of interest and provide networks for support on a regional and specialist basis. Terry Stocks continues to lead the Public Sector Depts Stewardship group , key public sector clients, and remains a key link to Government This all links through to Level 3 and Digital Built Britain. Up to now the driver has been from the public sector, the challenge is now for the private sector to step up. On the international stage the Level 2 suite is forming the basis of a transition to ISO and EU standards. Anne Kemp is convener for the ISO group and Mark Bew is leading the EU group. Also globally the Level 2 package and UK expertise is being used around the world.
- The BIM4s and Regions were part of the UK BIM Plan. We became the BIM4Communities.
- The BIM4s and Regions were part of the UK BIM Plan. We became the BIM4Communities.
- We now have over 50 groups linked with us and supporting us. This is for the industry as a whole. This is not just about BIM4 groups. Our desire is to reduce overlap and conflict and to drive leadership on transformation and collaboration. We are reaching out RICS, IET ICE are working with us as are Building Smart, BSI and others. Our aim is to be project driven, with industry support. Completion of LEXiCON – decoding the built environment will be our first project – An industry approved set of plain language & information templates Our aim is to transcend and move across the silos.
- We now have over 50 groups linked with us and supporting us. This is for the industry as a whole. This is not just about BIM4 groups. Our desire is to reduce overlap and conflict and to drive leadership on transformation and collaboration. We are reaching out RICS, IET ICE are working with us as are Building Smart, BSI and others. Our aim is to be project driven, with industry support. Completion of LEXiCON – decoding the built environment will be our first project – An industry approved set of plain language & information templates Our aim is to transcend and move across the silos.
- Another aspect to this is we want to challenge behaviours and the culture of our industry. We do this in our meetings already, we discuss, we argue, we agree and go get a few beers! Collaboration is critical for effective BIM. Our industry needs to change don’t you agree. If we don’t, that change will be forced upon us. The development of the UKBA has been very much a collaborative effort and will continue to be.
- For more information contact Anne Kemp, chair or Chris Witte, our comms lead as above.