New Developments and Issues in Digital Practice and Building Information Modeling

When:  Sep 12, 2012 from 03:00 PM to 04:00 PM (ET)
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Learn about new developments in the construction industry related to digital practice and building information modeling and explore the ramifications these developments can have for construction project participants and the public in general. During this course, participants will evaluate the business and practice implications to be considered by owners, architects and contractors related to industry trends and evolving legal concepts related to digital practice. The presenters will also discuss the use and exchange of digital data, the impact of digital data and BIM use on project communication and efficiency, and other issues related to the successful use and transmission of digital data. In addition, participants will learn more about revisions to existing AIA digital documents that will be under a public review and comment period during this course. 

Learning Objectives:


  • Recognize the impact and use of digital data and BIM on a project, including their effects on traditional roles.
  • Understand business and practice concepts of digital projects-including, the potential liability associated with the transmission and use of digital data; key issues associated with the appropriate transmission, maintenance, management and archiving of digital data; and post project uses of digital data for facilities management and other related interests.
  • Explore best practices/protocols that allow for the efficient and responsible use of building information modeling, a powerful tool for use in the construction industry, which will benefit all construction project participants and the general public.
  • Learn about AIA Contract Documents related to digital practice and proposed revisions that have been released to the public for solicited comments.
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Hasti Hejazi

hastihejazi@aia.org

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