The Digital Transition Podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to Dr Marzia Bolpagni from Mace about the recently released Standard EN 17412-1:2020 Building Information Modelling – Level of Information Need – Part 1: Concepts and principles. Learn about the principles of the standard and how everyone in the supply chain needs to consider why they need information for, what information they need, when they need it, and who is required to deliver it. This standard is an important one to add to your library and apply on your projects to achieve greater efficiencies in the specification of your information requirements.

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The Digital Transition Podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to Bonnie Ryan about the issues of silos in the construction industry and how by learning from other industries like retail, transport and logistics, and the car industry, products and materials can be tracked, logged and stored in a database. These databases can inform an asset owner of issues with the products and materials in their building. How can this be standardised across the globe? GS1 through their work over the last 40-50 years have a solution that can be expanded to meet this need.

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The Digital Transition Podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I have Don Cameron back behind the mic to join me to discuss the last 9 months and what it could mean for the future. I take the pessimistic view on the future while Don takes the optimistic one. I come up with a new role for industry and suggest that we have been going about our pitch on digital all wrong and we need to change the way we promote and sell digital processes and the value of data. I don’t think we solve any problems in this episode but put forward questions for listeners to seriously consider moving into 2021 and beyond.

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The Digital Transition Podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to Lars Christian Fredenlund from CoBuilder about the importance of standardised information. Until recently, there weren’t any standards in place to enable data to be described consistently. We will discuss the importance of ISO23367:2020 and ISO23368:2020 and also how organisation GS1 can provide a positive impact on the tracing of products throughout the lifecycle of an asset.

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The Digital Transition Podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, we talk to Thom Fussell. Thom Fussell was the Executive Director and Chief Architect for Project Services up until it was disbanded in January 2013. The work that Thom led in Project Services at the time was world-leading. I talk to Thom about the Digital processes and innovations in BIM and Digital Engineering that he was leading, and his thoughts on the recent BIM Policy and how he thinks Government and Industry will go delivering in line with it.

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National Guidelines for Digital Modelling: Case Studies

The Digital Transition Podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to Anna Murray about Digital Twins. Digital twins in my mind are a controversial topic, in the way they are being miscommunicated by people in the industry. Learn about the history of digital twins and, like BIM not all digital twins are the same.

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The Digital Transition podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to Bryan McSweeney, the BIM Implementation Manager from Transport and Main Roads, an Agency of the Queensland Government. We discuss the journey they have been on to date and the challenges of implementation for an asset owner that has a large expansive asset holding.

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The Digital Transition podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to May Winfield about the legal implications that asset owners and the people delivering the asset can face when BIM deliverables are specified. Learn about some of the traps you need to avoid when you want to include BIM deliverables or have your project delivered in accordance with ISO19650!

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The Digital Transition podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to Andrew Curthoys about the Australasian BIM Advisory Board (ABAB). We talk about why ABAB was created, who it was created by and the outputs they have created so far for the industry.

The Digital Transition podcast powered by NBS. In this episode, I talk to Sarah Delany from the NBS about Classification Systems. We talk about why they are important, how they are used and what they are used for.