The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I talk with Chris Razzell from dRofus about the current state of data usage and digitisation of the AECO industries. We discuss the current challenges that are faced, the current uptake of the various sectors, and discuss the opportunities that we can embrace to move forward and benefit from connected data.

Thanks for listening over the last 50 episodes, we will be taking a short break until next year, when we will continue the journey with our next series of podcasts. Take the time to go back over the episodes you may have missed, the content in all of the episodes is still highly relevant. Until we are back, good luck with your Digital Transition.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I have Don Cameron back in the studio to discuss the current state of BIM here in Australia. We talk about the apparent slowdown of progress in the industry, and why it feels like we are talking about the same stuff over and over again.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I talk with James Vincent from NCS NEXT Australia about how Technology can assist businesses, communities and nations in obtaining greater knowledge, which can drive efficiencies, and more economical and sustainable outcomes.

Understand how now is the right time to invest in technology in your business, despite the challenging economic times. Learn how technology can act as the enabler in the development of Digital Twins and Smart City initiatives.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I talk with Rob Jackson from Bond Bryan Digital about the process of specifying your information requirements on your projects. With a lot of lessons learnt over the last 4 years since I last spoke with Rob, we discuss some of the challenges that we are still seeing in the industry, including over-specification of information, the separation of BIM and traditional information, and the benefits of applying level of information need when you begin your specification of information journey, or revisit it.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I talk with Alison Watson MBE about Class Of Your Own and the Design Engineer Construct program. Learn about how DEC has been implemented in over 100 schools in the UK over the last 15 years and the benefits it is having for students as they enter their university studies. Hear about how the DEC program is being piloted here in Australia, and the opportunities for high schools and students to benefit from taking on DEC in their schools.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I talk with Dominic Martens from John Holland about the benefits of BIM and digital processes in the construction sector. We discuss the estimation and construction sequencing processes. We discuss on-site safety and the ability that technology brings in virtual testing lifts. We also discuss how the new AI tools are currently benefiting and will benefit the construction industry moving into the future.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode I talk with Mo Shana a, CEO and co-founder of Morta about how we can improve data connections between technology platforms. We talk about the importance and challenges of delivering information in accordance with ISO 19650 standards, and how most current technology solutions are not really helping make the process of information generation and management easy. Hear about the solutions that are out there that can assist you to create and connect your information, and move into data-connected workflows.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode I talk with Caitlin Shields, a newly appointed Director at Mitchell Brandtman about the current state of play in the Quantity Surveying profession, and whether there has been any significant movement since my previous interview in 2019 with the ladies from RLB. We also discuss whether the design consultants have moved forward in the quality of their information deliverables and whether more models are being provided to use as a basis for measures.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode I talk with Alexandra Bolton, the former executive Director of the Centre of Digital Built Britain (CDBB), and Mark Coates, the International Director of Public Policy and Advocacy from Bentley. We discuss the lessons that could be learnt here in Australia from the work done in the UK through CDBB, and the role that digital twins will play in the future to provide better outcomes in the way we manage our built assets.

Alexandra and Mark also presented at BrisBIM when they were here in Australia. You can watch the event recording here.

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I talk to Professor Alan Patching from Bond University about BIM education in Australia. With the drive towards digital enablement, the capability and capacity of people within the industry needs to be addressed. The availability of BIM education across Australia is nowhere near the capacity required to educate the whole of the industry. Is there a solution? We use this discussion to begin the dialogue on how the education sector can address it.