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Author Archives: Shaun Farrell
A fun packed week
Many of you based in the UK are most likely going to be as “full on” this week as me. Today Bentley’s Annual Year in Infrastructure event kicks off for 4 days culminating in their awards ceremony on Thursday. Tonight … Continue reading
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Extrapolation
Authoring rules for filenames and data is not enough, for a project, you need to extrapolate names as soon as possible to make sure that your name strategy works. I also get fed up when industry says “we don’t know … Continue reading
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My approach to dealing with subjectivity
This could turn into a bit of a rambling rant, so consider yourself warned. One of the challenges we face with digitisation is subjectivity. As a former colleague once stated “data is brutal”. Being able to take data, turn it … Continue reading
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Presenting at Digital Construction Week
I feel fortunate that I and many of my peers have been selected to present and share at Digital Construction Week 17-18th October at London Excel. The full programme is now up here. I will be running two sessions: A … Continue reading
Coding – the “must have” industry discipline!
I have to admit, up until 2009 I did not really pay that much attention to coding/programming. I was introduced to computer programming circa 1980 as computers entered the education system. My two best friends were very much into early … Continue reading
Posted in Brain Dump, Futures, Process, Rant, Technology
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Off-Site Manufacture for Construction
Reports are like buses, one gets published and then another one comes along. Hot on the heels of last weeks Estate Strategy the House of Lords released 2nd Report – Off-site manufacture for construction: Building for change. This is a stub … Continue reading
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Government Estate Strategy 2018
This was published over the weekend which means I have not had a chance to read it yet. But when I do I will post my first thoughts here. Anyone who knows me is aware I am not into politics … Continue reading
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Coordination
Whenever I ask people “in one word tell me what BIM is all about”, coordination always makes its way in there. I do remember up until 2004 (when my role shifted) I actually carried out coordination as part of my … Continue reading
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A New Chapter
So it has been a while but I may well get back into this blogging lark. Time will tell. So a bit of a change going from BIM to Information Management (IM), or is it? We shall have to just … Continue reading
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Autodesk University Moscow Keynote
Risk is that we ignore trends and our competitors don’t. Trends * Growth of cloud computing * Digital everything * Machine learning 35th Anniversary of Autodesk and autocad. What do we do with cloud/infinite computing. Generative design for the mass market. … Continue reading
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