A report commissioned by our Infrastructure Technology team and prepared by consultancy firm, Okana, highlights how a decade of Building Information Modelling (BIM) adoption has already supported the delivery of around £7.5bn of public-sector projects, improving collaboration, reducing errors, and enabling better decision-making.
But the real opportunity lies beyond project completion.
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Our report highlights the biggest opportunity now lies in the operational phase of buildings and infrastructure. Improving how information is managed and maintained throughout the lifecycle of an asset could help public bodies plan maintenance more effectively, reduce operating costs, improve building performance and support net zero ambitions.
