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In this special 50th episode of the Digital Built Australia(DBA) Podcast, co-hosts Adam Beck and Gavin Cotterill celebrate their milestone with a lively and thought-provoking reflection on their journey.
The duo discusses the highs and lows of producing the podcast over the last three years. They delve into their favourite episodes, unexpected moments, and insights frominterviews while addressing some critical yet often ignored industry issues.
With AI-generated questions on hand, Adam and Gavin navigate a discussion on the challenges and achievements in digital transformation in the built environment. They contemplate the future of digital advancements, including AI, digital twins, and ambient sensing, offering their candidopinions on the industry's progress and pitfalls.
Join them for an engaging celebration filled with laughs,reflections, and projections as they look ahead to the next phase of TEMPO Institute and its impact on the built environment landscape.
Here's what you'll find in this episode:
00:00 Welcome and Introductions
00:48 Celebrating 50 Episodes
01:14 AI-Generated Questions
02:15 Reflecting on Tempo Institute's Journey
02:51 Unexpected Moments and Reflections
09:07 Digital Transformation in the Built Environment
10:38 Challenges and Advice for TEMPO
15:10 Current State of Digital Transformation
18:35 Local Government and Digital Dark Ages
19:54 Tempo Initiatives and Industry Resistance
24:19 Challenging Traditional Event Models
26:42 Future Vision: TEMPO’s Moonshot
28:22 Communicating Clearly in a Digital World
30:06 Building a Community and Preparing for AI
31:55 The Importance of Data in Digital Transformation
35:19 Skills for Future Digital Leaders
38:07 Advocacy and Strategic Leadership
40:02 Industry's Unspoken Truths
43:03 Closing Reflections and Future Predictions
The DBA Podcast is powered by TEMPO Institute,an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
In this latest episode of the Digital Built Australia podcast, Adam sits down with Supratim Mukhopadhyay from Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence to explore the evolution of asset management.
They delve into the transition from reactive to predictive decision-making in asset management, discussing the role of data, IoT, and AI in this transformation.
Supratim shares his expertise on best practices, sector maturity, and the impact of technology on maintenance strategies. Whether you're in transportation, water management, or energy, this episode is packed with valuable insights on leveraging data for sustainable and efficient operations.
Here's what you'll find in this episode:
00:00 Introduction to the DBA Podcast
01:47 Data-Driven Decision Making in Asset Management
03:01 The Evolution of Maintenance Practices
11:28 The Role of IoT and Sensors
17:06 Human Element in Asset Management
24:09 Industry Maturity in Data-Driven Decision Making
28:18 Impact of AI on Asset Management
33:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The DBA Podcast is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
Season 5 of the DBA podcast is presented by Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence.
In this episode of the Digital Built Australia podcast, Gavin dives into how digital technologies and data insights can enhance productivity and sustainability in asset management.
He is joined by Chris Bridge, Principal for Asset Strategy and Improvement at SEQ Water, and Dennis Janossich, a seasoned solutions architect with Hexagon with over 30 years of experience.
The conversation focuses on the current state and future of smart infrastructure, the rise of AI-driven operations, and the critical foundations needed to support new technologies.
Key topics include the importance of accurate data, the cautious adoption of AI, and the real-world challenges and opportunities in implementing these innovations in utilities and other sectors.
Here's what you'll find in this episode:00:00 Introduction to the DBA Podcast
00:37 Meet the Guests: Chris Bridge and Dennis Janno
02:08 The Importance of Data Quality in Asset Management
07:03 AI and Predictive Maintenance: Opportunities and Challenges
21:41 Implementing AI: Proof of Concept vs. Full Deployment
25:12 Future of AI in Asset Management
36:30 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The DBA Podcast is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
Season 5 of the DBA podcast is presented by Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence.
Adam chats with Jeff Sharp from Hexagon about digital twin technology.
They dive into Hexagon's recently published Digital Twin Industry Report, exploring its key findings and discussing the evolving role of AI. They also provide industry-specific insights and explore the untapped potential for small to medium-sized businesses.
Additionally, they highlight the ongoing challenges with data quality and collaboration in the AEC sector and discuss the benefits of digital twins in reducing cost overruns on large projects like the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Here's what you'll find in this episode:
00:00 Introduction to Digital Futures in Operations andMaintenance
00:43 Exploring the Digital Twin Industry Report
03:18 Expectation vs. Reality in Digital Twins
04:44 Challenges and Opportunities in Digital Transformation
18:10 AI's Role in Digital Twins
31:08 Sector-Specific Insights and Untapped Potential
38:11 Government and Digital Transformation
45:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The DBA Podcast is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
Season 5 of the DBA podcast is presented by Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence.
Welcome to Season 5 of the Digital Built Australia (DBA)Podcast - a deep dive into the world of digital asset management, presented by Hexagon.
In this episode, hosts Gavin and Adam are joined by Jeff Sharp from Hexagon to discuss the evolving landscape of digital asset management and current issues and trends.
They delve deeply into the current state of the industry, capital investment challenges, and the vital role of data in driving digital transformation. Key discussions include the importance of data quality, breaking down data silos, and the impact of AI and digital twins on optimising operations and maintenance.
The episode also highlights the need for innovative procurement approaches and the future role of technology in enhancing productivity and sustainability in the infrastructure and built environment sectors.
Don't miss this insightful conversation packed with expert perspectives and industry best practices.
Here's what you'll find in this episode:
00:00 Welcome to Season Five
00:35 Introducing Hexagon and Jeff Sharp
00:45 Current State of the Industry
04:08 Focus on Data and Digital Transformation
09:11 Challenges and Resistance to Change
11:01 The Role of Business Cases
14:14 ESG and Sustainability in Asset Management
22:44 Technology and Digital Twin Implementation
25:23 Future of AI and Automation
33:30 Key Insights for Starting a Digital Journey
35:56 Procurement and Market Innovation
42:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The DBA Podcast is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
Season 5 of the DBA podcast is presented by Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence.
Welcome to the final Digital Build Week 2025 session, hosted by TEMPO Institute.
This episode dives into a packed agenda covering innovation, AI, digital twins, and the importance of proof of concepts. The session features esteemed panellists (James Strutt, Meredith Hodgman and Kelly Henderson) discussing the crux of failed technology programs, the importance of leadership and advocacy, and the role of digital literacy in successful digital transformations.
The panel also explores AI's impact, the need for organisational culture shifts, and the role of change management. With input from live audience polls and interactive Q&A, this session provides valuable insights and practical strategies for effectively leveraging technology in the built environment.
DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
Join in for an insightful Digital Built Week 2025 session hosted by TEMPO that delves deep into digital precinct planning, focusing on the Brisbane 2032 Games.
Featuring a diverse lineup of guests, including James Mulligan, Lucy Booth, Ed Jennings, Chris Isles, and Susan Skuodas, the panel discusses the current state, emerging solutions, and future directions for integrating digital technologies in precinct planning.
Tune in to hear about the latest in digital transformation, innovative practices, and the crucial role of data, community trust, and legacy in shaping our precincts.
Don't miss this engaging conversation that balances technical depth and strategic foresight.
DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
Join the TEMPO team and a panel of experts at Digital Built Week 2025 as they dive into AI and Agentic AI applications in the built environment.
The opening session to the week features insightful discussions on agentic AI, digital twins, and practical examples from industry professionals like Harmon Singh, Rob Price, and Angkana Whiley.
Learn about the potential of AI in transforming our cities, understand the challenges of data governance, and explore the skills needed for the future.
Don't miss this engaging start to a series of sessions dedicated to innovation in digital development and urban planning.
DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
Join us for a captivating episode of the DBA Podcast as we delve into the concept of agentic AI and its implications for the built environment and our cities.
Host Gavin discusses with Rob the emergence of agentic AI, how it integrates with existing tools and large language models, and its potential to revolutionize various sectors, including capital project delivery.
The conversation touches on the practical applications, challenges, and the future trajectory of agentic AI, offering valuable insights for those curious about the intersection of AI and urban development.
Learn about the transformative power of AI in enhancing decision-making, optimising business processes, and creating hybrid workforces. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of AI integration within the built environment.
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DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.
In this episode of the DBA Podcast, Adam interviews Will Cavendish, the Global Digital Leader at Arup. Will shares his journey from DeepMind to Arup and discusses the revolutionary impact of AI on the built environment.
He explores the rapid adoption of AI technologies, the role of large language models, and the profound opportunities AI presents for sustainable design and infrastructure. The episode also delves into the global landscape of AI adoption, the internal capability development at Arup, and the future prospects for AI in various sectors.
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