Collaborative production of information

The course on collaborative production of information in BIM management is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively collaborate and coordinate the production of information in BIM projects.

Participants will learn about the importance of collaboration in BIM projects and understand the roles and responsibilities of different project stakeholders in the production process. The course will cover topics such as communication protocols, information sharing platforms, and collaborative workflows.

Through interactive sessions, group discussions, and practical exercises, participants will gain hands-on experience in using collaborative tools and techniques to facilitate information sharing, clash detection, and coordination among project teams. They will also explore strategies for resolving conflicts and managing changes in the collaborative production process.

By the end of the course, participants will have the expertise to foster effective collaboration and coordination in BIM projects, resulting in improved project outcomes, reduced errors, enhanced decision-making, and better project delivery.

Whether you are an architect, engineer, project manager, or construction professional, this course is designed to enhance your skills in the collaborative production of information in BIM management. Join us and gain the knowledge and tools to excel in collaborative BIM projects.

Objectives for this Course:

• The core principle of producing and managing information models lies in creating a secure and collaborative environment known as the Common Data Environment (CDE). It is important to note that the CDE is not solely about technology, but rather about developing effective workflows. Workflows are established first, and technology solutions are then selected to support those workflows.
• This course concentrates on the tasks carried out during the “Collaborative production of information” stage, aligning with the information management processes outlined in the ISO 19650 series.
• The course concludes by providing an action plan, assisting participants in planning their next steps towards effectively implementing ISO-19650 within their organization or project.

Who Should Attend?

• Commercial & Project Managers of Construction Companies.
• Quantity Surveyors.
• Project Managers.
• Contract Administrators.
• Planning Engineers
• Architects.
• Estimators
• Facilities Managers
• All construction professionals.
• Engineers for all trades.
• Design leaders.
• BIM Engineers.
• BIM Coordinators.
• BIM Managers.

Course Prerequisites

• A Basic understanding of BIM Methodology
• Autodesk Revit Certified Professional
• Practical BIM experience in BIM software regularly in a professional environment. (Optional)

Course Content:

• CDE overview
• CDE Process
• CDE workflow
• CDE information Container
• CDE Naming Convention
• CDE Manual
• CDE Solution (BIM 360 Doc)
• CDE Solution (Trimble connect)
• CDE implememtation case studies
• Summary and action planning