After several years of research, interviews, surveys, analysis, writing, revisions, and many cups of coffee, one of the core papers from my PhD at UCL has now been published. The research started with a simple question. When information management (IM) challenges occur in BS EN ISO19650-2 projects, we often blame a specific IM resource. The EIR is unclear. The BEP is weak. The MIDP is not maintained. But what if the problem is not the individual IM resource? This study

Many organisations invest heavily in BIM software. They purchase licences. They upgrade hardware. They train staff. They create digital workflows. Yet months or even years later, they find themselves asking the same question: Why aren't we seeing the benefits we expected? The common assumption is that BIM implementation is primarily a technology challenge. If the right software is in place, success should follow naturally. Unfortunately, reality is rarely that simple. Some of

This blog post includes my BIM Coordinators Summit 2024 presentation (Virtual Clients stage) where I am focusing on "Maximizing Project Succ

ISO 19650 standards are essential guidelines that benefit the industry by providing structure and a systematic approach to navigating the...

In the rush to adopt new technologies, many organizations overlook a key factor in digital transformation: effective information management.

This post includes my BIM Coordinators Summit 2023 presentation, which took place on 6th September, where I talked about Information Managem

Nima ( previously known as the UK BIM Alliance) will host its 1st virtual conference centered around the theme of data and its profound...

The Assessment and need is the first stage within the information delivery cycle in ISO 19650-2 driven projects.