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The Value of Maintaining a Quality BIM Model

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  Introduction Building Information Modeling (BIM)  has emerged as a transformative force in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) industry. Recognizing its potential,  market leaders  have taken significant steps to adopt and integrate BIM into their processes. Design  consultancy firms , too, are establishing dedicated BIM teams, acknowledging its critical role in the design phase. Today, BIM models are widely employed for visualization, clash detection, and coordination. However, their utility extends far beyond these functions. A BIM model serves various purposes across the entire asset lifecycle—from project initiation to design, construction, cost estimation, asset management, facility management, renovation, and demolition. This brings us to an essential question:  "How can you trust your BIM model?"  The reality is that the BIM model created at the project’s inception becomes the foundation for the building’s entire lifecycle—a ...

How Digital Engineering is Shaping the Future of Construction

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  The    construction industry is currently experiencing a major change, spurred on by technological advancements and increasing demands for efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness. Central to this transformation is   digital engineering , a holistic method of using digital tools and strategies. This approach is revolutionizing every stage of construction from planning and design to execution and maintenance in ways unimaginable a few decades ago. What is Digital Engineering in Construction? Digital engineering  in construction involves implementing digital technologies and methods throughout the entire construction lifecycle, from design and planning stages to operation and upkeep. It includes  Building Information Modeling (BIM) ,  digital twins , data analytics, and automation tools to facilitate seamless information exchange among all stakeholders, enhancing collaboration and decision-making. Traditionally , construction relied heavily o...