BIM in action

BIM in action

Download our guide on building information modelling (BIM)

Download our guide on building information modelling (BIM)
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Be ready to unlock new opportunities for your organization

The built environment has faced seismic changes in the last three years. And despite progress to improve organizational resilience and agility, the endemic challenges remain unaltered: long-term supply chain disruptions, a global skills shortage, cyber security threats, pressure around climate change and sustainability, and the list goes on.  These challenges impact all stages of the asset lifecycle: design, construction, operations, and decommissioning.

But for those organizations who are willing to embrace change, building information modelling (BIM) can play a key role in helping them to overcome many of the obstacles they will face in today’s – and tomorrow’s – industry landscape.

From faster and more efficient processes, to improved productivity and safety, BIM has the potential to supercharge your business performance, enhancing your ability to:

  • Scale initiatives to meet market demand
  • Achieve greater value and efficiency throughout the asset lifecycle
  • Maximize opportunities for real time collaboration, advanced automation, and predictive analytics
  • Design sustainable, interoperable buildings that support the health and wellbeing of occupants
  • The benefits of BIM include operational efficiency, enhanced sustainability, business resilience, connected workforce.

Start your journey to a more connected, resilient built environment

As a global leader in driving business improvement for the built environment, BSI has created a simple roadmap that you can follow to adopt, utilize and scale BIM within your organization.

Designed to support your BIM journey from beginning to end, our new BIM in action report contains real-world examples and insights from BSI experts to help you overcome common roadblocks to implementation, including:

  • A tool to help you align your people, processes, and technologies
  • Five self-evaluation questions to advance and improve BIM adoption
  • A roadmap for setting long-term goals
  • An outline of the training journey towards becoming a certified BIM professional

Download the BIM in Action report