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CONSTRUCTION & BIM


ON TRENDS


FSI explains how BIM and other CAFM technologies may shape the future of the construction industry.


Delivering a BIM compliant construction project into a CAFM/IWMS solution yields many benefits, including the time and cost savings of mobilising CAFM/IWMS from BIM data, but also seeing tangible benefits from using rich BIM data in practical facilities management operations.


As with many Building Information Modelling (BIM) construction projects, challenges can include how to capitalise on the rich data and structure provided by BIM models after project completion and handover to the FM operations team.


Most CAFM/IWMS systems have long had data import options used during implementation of new systems or facilities. Typically, these import routines take data collated in a fixed template and any variations to the way that the data has been collected or handed over by contractors often mean that customised import routines are required.


48 | TOMORROW’S FM


Anticipating growth in the importance of BIM in FM and the adoption of COBie as a universal and consistent way of extracting data from BIM models, FSI have worked for some time to develop a suite of standard BIM tools integrated into the Concept Evolution CAFM/IWMS solution.


“What’s to stop the 3D printing of building materials, or the use of


robots for bricklaying among the usual construction workforce?”


With BIM, you can harness data, empowering you to make the decisions on the lifecycle of buildings, facilities and assets, for improved building quality and optimised operational efficiencies.


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