5. Today’s Moderator and Panelists Today’s Moderator and Panelists KP Reddy, Moderator President and CEO, RCMS Group Kevin Bredeson Director of Virtual Construction, Gilbane Building Company Large GC Brian Kimsey Division Director, GSA Large Owner David Nilsson, AIA Associate, HOK National Architectural Firm Dana Castle Managing Partner and Director of Strategy, Function: Building Product Manufacturer Marketer Scott Bloss Dalposs – Architectural Integrators BIM Early Adopter Henry Johnson Vice President, Freese Construction Regional GC Phil Read Vice President – Director of Practice Integration, HNTB Holdings National Multi-Disciplinary Firm
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7. In your opinion, why do you think the industry is moving towards the adoption of BIM? KP Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
8. Who is driving the implementation of BIM on projects? KP Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
9. Do you see a different BIM being created for the Design Phase? Construction Phase? Facility Management Phase? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
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11. Do you think the slowing economy will have any effect on the adoption of BIM? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
12. The President-Elect has said that there will be a substantial increase in infrastructure spending – specifically green building – how do you think BIM will fit into this? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
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14. Is utilizing BIM on a project helping to reduce RFI’s, change orders, etc.? Can you give an example? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
15. Does BIM improve the quality of the project? Can you give an example? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
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18. Are you using BIM to assist with your firm’s “green” initiatives? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
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20. How do you see BIM impacting the project lifecycle? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
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22. What do you think the impact and next steps are for the industry regarding BIM and the building lifecycle? Phil Kevin Brian David Dana Scott Henry
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Notes de l'éditeur
Hi everyone, thank you for joining us today. I am Sarah Chambers and currently work as a Program Manager for one of today ’ s sponsors, RCMS Group. We would like to thank you all for logging on for today ’ s BIM Roundtable Webinar. We had a record response with over 120 companies and 1300 attendees registered for today ’ s discussion – this speaks to the overwhelming interest the marketplace has in BIM, and I think it is clear that everyone is still actively seeking more information about how BIM can be used on projects and how to derive the benefits and value from doing so. I would like to begin this afternoon by introducing the sponsors of today ’ s event. RCMS Group is a trusted partner to the building design and construction community, providing BIM services and analytics to architects, engineers, general contractors, construction managers, building product manufacturers and owners. Reed Construction Data is the top provider of the country ’ s national, regional and local project leads. Our idea in putting together today ’ s roundtable discussion was prompted by the shift we have seen in the industry and the services we here at RCMS have been providing to our clientele. I work with a mix of architects, engineers and GC ’ s to provide building information modeling services. On a daily basis, we receive numerous inquiries about our BIM services. And even with the increase in BIM utilization and implementation, there is still a lot of confusion around who is doing what with BIM in the marketplace. My goal for today ’ s discussion was to bring together leaders in the AEC industry and have them present their objective and unique viewpoints regarding their real-world application of BIM and the competitive edge they are receiving in this challenging economy. <CLICK TO NEXT SLIDE>
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