From data to intelligence: the role of BIM in a successful smart building strategy

Wednesday 18th October 15:15 - 16:00

For over 15 years, BIM (from Building Information Modelling) has been a buzzword used in construction and has now found its way into the world of facilities, property and asset management. It’s certainly not just a 3D model and it’s not a digital twin. So what is it and what is its relevance to Smart Buildings?

Join this presentation and you will learn that BIM is more than just another buzzword but a process that is going to save you time, money and optimise your assets. You’ll be able to onboard new technologies quicker, cheaper and you’ll be able create more value from the data they produce.
So many Smart Building Strategies fall over or fall short of their goal due to unstructured, incomplete, incorrect, and incompatible data. Having a good information management strategy in place will maximise the potential of the data your asset generates. You’ll convert data to intelligence and ultimately save money, achieve sustainability targets and create a better space for your occupants.

Speaker

Lucas Cusack

Strategic Lead for Asset Management

Glider Technology Limited

Over a 20 year career, Lucas has been bridging the gap between construction and operation by facilitating the procurement, delivery and management of asset information. Having held information management roles in the development, design, construction and operation of large, real estate assets, Lucas saw opportunity for the use of data at each stage in an asset's lifecycle and has worked to manage its transition and exploitation from one stage to the next.

Right now Lucas works as the strategic lead for Glider Technology, managing the go-to-market strategy for creating value for asset owners from the information produced from design and construction.

Prior to joining Glider, Lucas started the European business for a well-known digital twin software company, growing the business in the region whilst contributing to the development of the software.

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