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When I first set up the Women in BIM group in 2012, it was to provide support for female professionals in the BIM space within the digital built environment and to create opportunities for their voices to be heard. As a regular attendee and speaker at BIM-related conferences around the world, I felt it necessary to ensure there were more women speakers encouraged in this space as thought leaders throughout the BIM community.
Personal resilience is crucial for business leaders in today’s current climate. It enables us to face and accept reality, find meaning in adversity and improvise solutions when the path is not always clear.
As we near the end of 2020, I felt it was crucial as a business owner, an advocate for digital, and the chair of Women in BIM who was (previously) on a plane every five minutes to reflect on the last 12 months and give our readers some insight into my predictions for the year 2021.
BIM-SA is a not-for-profit entity, established to support the construction industry in the adoption of BIM and Digital Engineering in South Australia. Director of Digital Node, Rebecca De Cicco acts as the chair for this group supporting industry in this region in the knowledge and upskill of BIM according to ISO 19650.
At Digital Node we work with a variety of differing clients all over the world to support their future requirements in BIM and Digital Engineering. It is important that we keep them up to speed with the important digital developments, such as the work around Digital Twins.
In the past few months we have delivered a series of webinars focusing on digital transformation with supporting insight and guidance into BIM in the built environment. These webinars were designed to impart our knowledge of standards, processes and protocols to help audiences successfully deliver their BIM-led projects.
There has been much hype around the term ‘The Golden Thread’, and although the UK BIM Policy has been implemented to a degree and some change has been made, there must also be a link toward not just how we design and build, but also how we monitor accountability for design, specification, construction and operational data on our buildings and building products.
As the world slowly begins to resurface following months of lockdown, we are now in a position to make some observations on how our industry coped with this pandemic.
BIM Awards 2019 Winner: BIM Personality of the Year
Australian Construction Awards 2018 Winner: Women in Construction Award
Australian Construction Awards 2020 Shortlisted: Diversity & Inclusion Award
Building Innovation Awards 2019 Highly Commended: Most Innovative Training Provider
London Construction Awards 2019 Finalist: Women in Construction Award
London Construction Awards 2018 Finalist: Women in Construction Award
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