Mark Bew MBE, chairman of PSGC, Director at ECS and Chairman of Digital Built Britain and the UK BIM Task Group, joined NBS to present a breakfast seminar exploring the digital construction revolution. He showed how Level 2 BIM has started to reap massive rewards and how the road to Level 3 BIM and beyond is set to be even more challenging yet has the potential to unlock amazing potential to deliver better project outcomes.

2. Mark Bew MBE
Chairman – UK BIM Task Group
ICE BIM Conference 2016
Mark Bew MBE
Chairman – Digital Built Britain
UK Government – Building A New World

3. Introduction
► Where did we start?
► Where are we now?
► Where are we going?

4. Introduction
► Where did we start?
► Where are we now?
► Where are we going?

5. 1934 1944 1994 1998 2015
Since 1934 c70 reports have been issued on UK construction
efficiency
2011
Constant Search for Improvement
2016

6. Level 2 BIM – Part of a Bigger Picture
► Benchmarking
► Procurement Methods
► Government Soft Landings
► DfMA / Manufacturing
► Intelligent Client
► Fiscal Constraint
► Increasing Productivity

7. Level 2 – Beginning of the Journey
Concept Design Build Operate Organisational Business Operation
Function 1
Function 2
Function 3
Function n
Social Outcomes
Organisational Performance
Multiplied through portfolios
Social Performance
Multiplied through society
Operations/
Facilities
Management
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Design Build

8. Push & Pull
1
2
3
4
5
N
N
N
MC
LD
E
S
ME
ME
Tier1Tier2Tier3Tier N
E
S
Portfolio
Mgt
PPM
PUSH SIDE – SUPPLY CHAIN PULL SIDE- CLIENT
MAC1
MAC2
E
P
OPS
Push Pull

9. Level 2 – Beginning of the Journey
Concept Design Build Operate Organisational Business Operation
Function 1
Function 2
Function 3
Function n
Social Outcomes
Organisational Performance
Multiplied through portfolios
Social Performance
Multiplied through society
Operations/
Facilities
Management
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Design Build
► PAS1192:2 Capital Delivery
► PAS1192:3 Operational Delivery
► BS1192:4 Data Structure
► Data Classification
► Digital Plan of Works (Levels of Data Detail
► PAS1192:5 Security
► BIM Contract Protocol
► Government Soft Landings

10. Level 2 - Manufacturing
www.bim-level2.org/en/guidancewww.constructionprducts.org.uk

11. Level 2 – BIM Toolkit
https://toolkit.thenbs.com/

12. Level 2 – Going Forward

13. Level 2 Achievements

14. Level 2 Achievements

15. NBS Survey Suggested
48% of respondents said
that were aware and
using BIM
Everett Rogers’ standard
adoption curve. This follows a
normal distribution curve where
the ‘Innovators’, ‘Early Adopters’
and ‘Early Majority’ rapidly move
to a new innovative technology
to a point where its use is found
within half of the population.
Adoption then slows for a while
as the ‘Late Majority’ join,
followed by the ‘Laggards’.
BIM Uptake
New Building Magazine
Survey Now States
c54% using BIM
Level 2 Achievements

16. Level 2 Achievements
“I am, for example, frankly astonished that all Departments got
themselves “BIM ready” by this year’s deadline”
“I think the amount of progress made is nothing short of spectacular”

17. Level 3 – Functional Improvements
http://digital-built-britain.com/

18. What is BIM?

25. Level 3 – Functional Improvements
► You cannot change an industry by exhortation and waving your arms around.
Instead, change comes from changing the drivers of the businesses that make
up the industry – and, even in an industry as reactive as construction, one of
those drivers has to be the preferences and demands of customers.
► BIM expands from 3D modelling to genuine collaboration; from design and
construction into operations; from individual buildings to cities and their
systems; and onto wherever digitising the built environment may take us.
► Lack of a feedback loop by which lessons can be learned on one project and
applied on the next, so that user experience is properly represented at the
inception of a project.

26. Level 3 – Measurement & Feedback
Function 1
Function 2
Function 3
Function n
Organisational Performance
Multiplied through portfolios
Social Performance
Multiplied through society
Operations/
Facilities
Management
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Design Build

27. Level 3 – The Next Steps
Concept Design Build Operate Organisational Business Operation
Function 1
Function 2
Function 3
Function n
Social Outcomes
Organisational Performance
Multiplied through portfolios
Social Performance
Multiplied through society
Operations/
Facilities
Management
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Design Build

28. Level 3
► Provide more for less
► Maximise availability
► Reduce whole life cost and carbon
► Enable significant domestic and international growth
► Ensure the UK remains in the international vanguard
► Ensure security
Culture Commercial
Technical

29. Level 2 – Data Management
Capital Delivery Operational Processing
1 2 3 4 5 N N N
Portfolio
Mgt
PPM
IP
Data
Occ
Data
Dependency Analytics
Building Information Modelling Asset Operations Management
© Bew 2013
Open Data
- data.gov
Design & Construction Operation & Maintenance
Portfolio Management
Smart City
Strategy
Portfolio Management
Smart Grid
Strategy
Level 2 – Data Management

30. Level 3 – Data Management

31. Level 3 – Hard LandingsLevel 3 – Data Management

32. Dependency Analytics
Asset Operations Management
Open Data
- data.gov
Maintenance
Portfolio Management
Smart City
Strategy
Portfolio Management
Smart Grid
Strategy
D
ependency
A
nalytics
U
sing
B
IG
D
ata
W
ater
Pow
er
Buildings
People
Interoperable
Cross Sector Smart Cities &
Grids
Red titles indicate integration with
existing sector “Industrial
Strategies”
Transportation
Open Source & Data to
Encourage innovation and
growth in the technology, HPC
and Build Environment Markets
Performance
Management
Operational
Activity
Building Information Modelling
© Bew 2013
Design & Construction
Portfolio Management
Smart City
Strategy
Capital
Delivery
5 N N N IP
Data
Occ
Data
4 3 2 1 0
Asset Performance Management
Operation & Performance
X
Key
Formal Data Exchange
Key Business Driver
(Decision)
Level 3 – Smart – BIG?

33. Applications

34. Applications

35. Remote Patient Monitoring Market To Double By
2016

39. www.Level2BIM.org
www.bimtaskgroup.org
www.digital-built-britain.com
Thank You