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BimTube Podcast #29 - Cristina Savian - Innovating Construction: The Digital Twin Journey

Episode Description:
🔊 Dive into the future of construction and engineering with Cristina Savian MSc MBA MIET on "Innovating Construction: The Digital Twin Journey." This episode unpacks:

🌍 Christina's global career journey from Italy to Dubai.
📚 Transition from traditional surveying to pioneering digital twins.
💡 The critical role of digital twins in the construction industry.
🚀 Overcoming industry challenges and embracing technology for progress.
🛠️ Importance of upskilling and innovation for industry evolution.
🔗 Follow Christina for more insights:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristinasavian/
Websites: https://www.be-wise.com/

🏗️ #DigitalTwins #ConstructionTech #InnovationInConstruction #EngineeringExcellence #GlobalInsights #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfBuilding #TechInConstruction #SustainableDesign #Industry4_0 #BIM #digitaltwin #digitalconstruction #digitalengineering #assetmanagement #iso19650 #iso55000 #iso55001 #wholelifeassetmanagement #engineering #construction #aec #aeo #aecoo #autodesk #buildingsmart #ifc #cobie #assetdata #informationmanagement 
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In this enlightening BimTube podcast episode, we're joined by Dr. François Baillon (PhD) the Managing Director of the International Humanitarian Infrastructure Platform (IHIP), a Geneva-based NGO that plays a pivotal role in bridging the gap between the humanitarian sector and the private construction industry.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/francoisbaillon/
https://www.ihip.earth/

The conversation traverses through critical areas of interest:

- Adoption of New Technologies: Discussing the transformative impact of digital tools on information management and outreach within the humanitarian realm. #HumanitarianTech #DigitalTransformation

- IHIP's Mission: Delving into IHIP's efforts to streamline infrastructure project delivery in humanitarian responses via standardized contracts. #ihip #InfrastructureInnovation

- Digital Transformation Challenges: Addressing the obstacles in digital solution implementation, emphasizing the need for user-friendly tools, robust funding, and a culture of collaboration. #TechForGood #sustainabledevelopment 

- Future Innovations: Exploring the potential of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to revolutionize planning and execution of humanitarian projects. #BIM #gis 

This episode provides an in-depth look at the intersection of technology and humanitarian work, highlighting the opportunities and challenges of digital innovation in fostering efficient and effective humanitarian infrastructure projects. #HumanitarianAid #CollaborationInConstruction
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Episode Overview:

Join our discussion on "Digitalisation, Decarbonisation & Construction" with Dr. Anil Sawhney, a respected figure in construction and infrastructure. Dr. Sawhney’s diverse roles from RICS to global consultancy offer in-depth insights. We'll explore key areas of digitalization and decarbonization in construction, focusing on seven main themes and takeaways.
Dr. Sawhney's Bio:

Dr. Anil Sawhney, with credentials including Ph.D. PMP FHEA FRICS, has an impressive background in construction across the USA, UK, India, Canada, and Australia. As RICS's Global Head of Knowledge and Practice, he's a fellow at RICS and the Higher Education Academy UK. Dr. Sawhney teaches at institutions like Liverpool John Moores University and has contributed significantly to construction literature and initiatives.


Main Themes:
Data Standards: Their role in eco-friendly construction.BIM to Information Management: The impact of this transition.Digital Tools: Their contribution to sustainable construction.Carbon Management: Insights into EPDs and carbon tracking.Digital Transition Challenges: Barriers to digital tool adoption.RCS's Role: Dr. Sawhney on RCS's influence on construction.Digitalisation Effects: Impacts on projects and sustainability.Key Takeaways:
Understand data standards in green construction.Embrace the shift to broader information management.See how tech supports green construction.Learn carbon management techniques.Recognize digital transformation challenges and potentials.Know RCS's guidance in construction.Grasp digitalisation's broad impact on green construction.Reference Links:
Global Construction MonitorsRICS Qualification StandardsUK World Built Environment ForumTech for Quantity SurveyorsDigitalisation Report 2023RICS Sustainability Report 2022Digital Twins in Construction#GreenConstruction #Digitalisation #DataStandards #BIM #SustainableBuilding #CarbonManagement #TechInConstruction #EPDs #RCSInsights #DigitalTransition
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Guest: David McKeown TD, BSc (Tech), CEng, MIEE, FIRSE, FRSA, Life FIAM
Honorary Vice President, The Institute of Asset Management (IAM)
Bio:
David McKeown, a Chartered Engineer, has rich experience across various sectors. He's a founder member of the IAM, serving as its first CEO from 2009-2019. He was instrumental in the UK's contribution to the ISO 55000 asset management standards. David emphasizes the role of people, culture, and leadership in effective Asset Management.

In this podcast David is speaking personally and not on behalf of the IAM.

Full Bio: Link

Episode Overview:
Electrical engineer, David, explores asset management's intricacies, sharing his journey from engineering to leading at the IAM. He sheds light on the "Six Capitals" framework, emphasizing the need to see beyond monetary value in asset management.

Key Points:
Asset Management’s Scope: Goes beyond tangible assets, focusing on deriving value throughout their lifecycle.Value Perception: Value is multifaceted, not just financially driven.Six Capitals Framework: Comprises Manufactured, Natural, Social & Relationship, Human, Intellectual, and Financial Capitals.Decision Impact: Importance of evaluating all consequences, both expected and unexpected, in asset decisions.Holistic Approach: Encompasses Knowledge Management and seeing the bigger picture.Management Standards: ISO 19650 and ISO 55000 series offer guidelines for effective governance in asset management.Key Resources:
IAM: LinkISO 55000 series: Link'Six Capitals' Overview: LinkIntegrated Reporting: LinkASSET Definition from ISO 55000: LinkISO 19650 series: LinkDIKW Pyramid: LinkKM Overview: LinkIAM's Asset Management Anatomy: Link#AssetManagement, #DecisionMaking, #RiskAssessment, #BestPractices, #KnowledgeTransfer, #ISO55000, #TheIAM, #SystemsThinking
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Episode Title: "Navigating Built Environment Standards with Dan Rossiter FCIAT"
Guest: Dan Rossiter FCIAT
Position: Lead for Built Environment Standards
Dan's Biography:
Dan Rossiter, Chartered Architectural Technologist and FCIAT, is a renowned figure in the built environment field. Nationally, he drives digital transformation at the British Standards Institution (BSI). He also holds a pivotal role as Vice-President Technical for CIAT and globally contributes to CEN and ISO workgroups, focusing on digital transformation of the built environment.
Episode Summary:
Join us on the BimTube Podcast for an insightful dialogue with Dan Rossiter. We'll traverse the world of built environment standards, discussing challenges in standard adoption, change management, and the importance of collective thinking. Emphasized is the role of storytelling in highlighting the value of standards.
Key Discussions:
Universal Hurdles: Addressing the challenge of professionals not recognizing and adopting existing standards.Change Management: The nuances of shifting from traditional methods to global standards and managing resistance.Paradigm Shift: The importance of moving from individual to collective standards.Storytelling in Standards: The power of narratives and case studies in underlining standard relevance.Standards and Education: The essential integration of standards into academic frameworks.Links:
Dan Rossiter on TwitterDan Rossiter on LinkedInBSI Webinars & ResourcesUN SDGsISO 19650 Series (BSI affiliate link)BIM Training (from partner)Trending Tags: #BIM, #ISO19650, #DigitalTransformation, #BIMPodcast, #DanRossiter, #ChangeManagement, #BuiltTech, #BSIInsights, #TechInArchitecture, #SustainableBuilding, #CIATLeadership, #BuildingTrends, #BSI.
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Immerse yourself in this insightful podcast featuring special guest Victor Alasia, a Lead Solution Consultant at OpenText. The episode offers a comprehensive look into the intricacies of information systems, data management, and enterprise solutions across various sectors.

Victor discusses Geography, Systems Architecture, Solutions
Architecture, Data Management and Building Information Management.

By delving into these concepts in this conversation, you'll learn about:
- Interconnected Systems: Learn why considering sectors like construction, engineering, and asset management as isolated entities is a limited approach.
- Key Management Tools: Understand the critical role of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in project and asset management.
- Organisational Challenges: Become aware of the common inefficiencies within companies and the need for a systems-level approach to remedy them.
- Data Standards: Gain insight into the importance of adhering to global data management standards and the pressing need for Environmental, Social, and Governance goals.

The episode wraps up with expert advice on the continual need for education in data management for efficient business operations. Whether you're a decision-maker in your organisation or simply interested in the complex world of data, this podcast is a valuable resource.

More about Victor Alasia, MSc, PGCert, BSc (Hons), MIAM, MCIHT, MBCS
Victor, who is currently a Lead Solutions Consultant, is a Solutions Architect, Systems
Architect, Spatial Scientist and Geographer with two decades of experience in Geospatial Solutions,
Enterprise Solutions and Enterprise Systems (including Environmental Management Systems, Urban
Management Systems, Asset Management Systems, Information Management Systems and Supply
Chain Integration and Interoperability Systems).

Victor's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victor-alasia-miam-mciht-mbcs-50502820
OpenText: https://www.opentext.com/

Full References
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