Building Information Modeling (BIM) in xD - New dimensions for integrated project execution (IPA)

Seestermühe, October 03, 2024 - The FM Power Hour on October 16, 2024 will bring a topic to the stage that will significantly shape the future of facility management: Building Information Modeling (BIM) in xD with a special focus on Integrated Project Execution (IPA). The extension of BIM to xD models opens up a whole new world for facility managers - far beyond spatial planning - and helps to make building management more efficient, transparent and collaborative. The discussion will focus on how xD-BIM and IPA improve the entire life cycle of a building - from planning to use and maintenance.

xD-BIM and IPA - A new era of project management

xD-BIM takes facility management to a new level: advanced modeling goes beyond 3D visualizations by integrating additional dimensions such as time (4D), cost (5D) and other important factors. In combination with IPA, this creates a common database that brings all project participants - planners, contractors and facility managers - to a common level of information. The FM Power Hour enables an exchange on how this approach revolutionizes project delivery, minimizes risks, reduces operating costs and gives facility managers a head start in efficiency and collaboration.

FM Power Hour discussion topics - The strengths of xD-BIM and IPA for facility management

xD models - multidimensional planning and building management
Facility managers are faced with the challenge of managing building data comprehensively. xD-BIM technology extends traditional 3D modeling by incorporating additional dimensions such as time (4D) for scheduling and cost (5D) for budgeting. Join us to discuss how this multi-dimensionality leads to more effective management of construction and maintenance processes and how facility managers can make informed decisions for the entire lifecycle of their buildings by integrating xD-BIM.

IPA - from collaboration to guaranteed success
Integrated project execution (IPA) relies on a new form of collaboration: open, transparent and targeted. Facility managers are involved in the IPA process from the outset to ensure the long-term usability and efficiency of the building. In the FM Power Hour, we talk about how facility managers use IPA to optimize the interface between planning, construction and operation and how this form of cooperation increases project success.

Lifecycle-oriented building management - efficiency through xD-BIM
By using xD-BIM, facility managers have all of a building's data and information in one central location. This allows them not only to track the current status, but also to plan future measures - from maintenance to resource optimization. Discuss how you can develop a strategic approach to building management and reduce costs in the long term through comprehensive access to data and forecasts.

Costs and risks under control - xD-BIM as a control tool
xD-BIM offers facility managers a decisive advantage: the connection of all project data, from construction costs to schedules to life cycle costs, enables comprehensive control over the project. The FM Power Hour discusses how facility managers can use the multidimensionality of xD-BIM to save costs, manage projects more reliably and ensure both quality and adherence to deadlines.

Managing and using xD-BIM data in everyday life
An xD-BIM model forms the basis for standardized data management and makes it possible to find all information about a building quickly and easily. The FM Power Hour is an opportunity to discuss how facility managers use BIM data in their daily workflows to create maintenance schedules, plan repairs and optimize operations.

The interaction of BIM and IPA - The bridge between planning, building and operating
An integrative approach is the key to success in building management. Thanks to the collaboration of all stakeholders in an xD-BIM model, both planners and facility managers can access the same data and make decisions synchronously. This type of collaboration shortens decision-making paths, creates transparency and makes project management more efficient. The FM Power Hour provides an opportunity to share experiences on how facility managers can optimize these interfaces.

Interview with Kay Meyer, Managing Director of FM-Connect.com Network GmbH:

Question: Mr. Meyer, how do you see the role of xD-BIM in facility management?

Kay Meyer: xD-BIM is a real added value for facility management because it goes beyond pure building modeling and includes additional dimensions such as time and costs. This makes the planning and operation of buildings much more efficient and enables facility managers to proactively manage the entire life cycle of a building. Our FM Power Hour provides a platform to discuss how these tools can be used specifically to improve building operations.

Question: Why is it so important to discuss IPA and xD-BIM?

Kay Meyer: Integrated project execution in conjunction with xD-BIM opens up a completely new way of working in facility management. Closer collaboration between all project participants and the shared database enable facility managers to plan much more accurately and make sustainable decisions. Discussions such as those at our FM Power Hour are crucial for exchanging knowledge, benefiting from other experiences and gaining new ideas for your own processes.

Registration:
Participation in the FM Power Hour is free of charge. Register on Wednesday, October 16 at 3:00 p.m. via the FM-Connect.com Network GmbH website using Microsoft Teams: https://fm-connect.com/wir/networking/fm-power-hour/. Note: The event will not be recorded to allow for an open and confidential discussion.

FM-Connect com Network GmbH
Am Altenfeldsdeich 16
Seestermühe 25371
Germany

https://fm-connect.com/

Herr Kay Meyer
01717044665

info@fm-connect.com

FM-Connect.com Network GmbH is a leading platform for networking facility management professionals. Through events such as the FM Power Hour, the company creates a space for discussion and the exchange of best practices in the field of facility management.

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