Ger Cowman

Building Information Modelling (BIM) enables consistency and continuity of information between the project and asset stakeholders, allowing them to capture and collate information accurately. A BIM-enabled Digital Twin, acting as a digital representation of the built environment, connects users with near real time information towards informimg the decision making process. Therefore, early stakeholder engagement and aligned information requirements form the foundation in achieving both project and asset lifecycle value. Ger Cowman will share insights into understanding and identifying the most advantageous time to engage the relevant stakeholders towards maximising value from the digital asset. He will also walk the audience through the pivotal role of BIM-enabled Digital Twin and the numerous benefits it brings to a project, enabling informed decision making based on real facts while reducing risks and costs. Key learnings: - Demonstrate the value of early stakeholder engagement and alignment of information requirements - Demonstrate the role reality capture can play in managing assets within the built environment - Ensuring consistency of geospatial information exchange between project and operational phases - Enable accurate interpretation and presentation of data to ensure informed decision making - Asset capture and management to improve workflows for project and asset stakeholders .