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“The Future is already here, it’s just not that evenly distributed”
William Ford Gibson, 1993
“The Future is already here, it’s just not that evenly distributed”
William Ford Gibson, 1993
IMMEDIATE PRIORITIES
NATIONAL CENTRAL RESOURCE
WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
COMMITMENT
ESTABLISH THE EXECUTIVE AND
COMMISSION IMPLEMENTATION
TASKGROUP
LEVERAGE EXISTING MECHANISMS
SUPPORT OGP BIM CHAMPION AND
ENGAGE WITH GCCC BIM
OVERSIGHT BODY
ENGAGE AND SUPPORT CEN/TC442
& NSAI IN ADOPTION OF
INTERNATIONAL BIM STANDARDS
ELICIT INVOLVEMENT IN
buildingSMART INTERNATIONAL
ESTABLISH THE NATIONAL BIM
EDUCATION TASKFORCE
DEVELOP ONLINE L2 BIM
SELF-ASSESSMENT TOOL
DEVELOP ONLINE BIM SUPPORT &
MONITORING TOOL FOR PUBLIC
SECTOR CLIENTS
EARLY PRIORITIES Q1 & Q2 2018
Thematic Analysis
“Serious work needs to go into working with clients
to educate them of the potential value of the
process but more importantly the vital role they
have in defining the process”(Future Directions of
Irelands BICP Report).
“SMEs cannot afford to be held to ransom and if
BIM processes and procedures are to be the
"norm", there needs to be strict regulation with
regards the cost of software and upgrades to
software”. (Future Directions of Irelands BICP).
“A similar approach that could be adopted is
that of the Scottish Government who are
piloting a project in each of the main public
sectors i.e. health, education, infrastructure,
utilities, etc” ( Regional Consultation
Workshop).
“Keep it simple. Most Irish firms are small to mid-
sized. Fifty page technical documents about
standard protocols, COBie or PAS 1192 are only
realistically implementable by larger companies
with specialist BIM coordinators or similar”
(Engagement with the Industry Report).
“Encouraging organisations onto a certification path will
make a genuine difference. Organisations will get far
more out of training, guidance notes, information portals
and specialist advice if they understand the actual
business benefits of an actual Level 2 BIM Digitisation
Programme”.
“Practical examples of how BIM made a difference to
others is a compelling business driver.”
“The publication of the BICP BIM in Ireland Report is an
important document for key decision makers within Industry
and academia as it provides them with an understanding
that the BIM process is becoming integral to the delivery of
Irish projects”
“Hard facts of the global BIM mandates encourages the
Irish public sector to listen and commit to the paradigm
shift”
“Cost of implementing BIM for SMEs is high in particular for
training. If the Irish Government want to mandate BIM for
public projects, it may be worth providing some form of
subsidised training allowance for SMEs to upskill”
CitA SMARTER BUILDING SERIES CitA TECH SERIES CitA BIM REGIONS EVENTS
CitA BIM TECH LIVE CitA PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE
FOR OPEN BIM
CitA SKILLNET
CitA Global BIM AND BIM IN
IRELAND REPORTS 2018
EXTENDED DIGITAL TRANSITION
SURVEY 2018
COLLATION OF BIM CASE STUDIES
AND ONGOING CONSULTATION
WITH ALL STAKEHOLDERS
CitA’s COMMITMENT TO ROADMAP IN 2018
“The Future is already here, it’s just not that evenly distributed”
William Ford Gibson, 1993
CitA Smarter Building Series 2018
6 events with 1 purpose
“How we might more evenly distribute the future, today”
National BIM Council, 2017
Date Event Title
31st January 2018 Driving the Digital Transformation of the Irish AEC Sector
1st March 2018 Achieving a Collaborative Commitment to the NBC Roadmap
16th May 2018 Ireland's Commitment to a Common Collaborative Framework of Open BIM Standards
4th June 2018 Moving from Paper to Data for the Public Sector
25th September 2018 Inspiring the Next Generation through BIM
23rd October 2018 Implementation of Government Policy Objectives in the Procurement of Public Works Projects
Support and Alignment with Roadmap to the Digital Transition for Ireland's Construction
Industry 2018-2021
“Stronger Together than Separately”
Thank you all
See you in 2018
