Collaboration Is Key Session 101 V8

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Cost Estimating with BIM requires web collaboration - simple business processes that are possible with today's technology tools. Collaboration is the first step in cost estimating.

Real Estate Technology Business

RevUp Render presents
Collaboration Tools for Revenue Growth - “Seeing the Picture”

Working together with open standards, building industry professionals
can solve almost any problem using always improving tool sets

International Design Studio's 20 person team completed a 100,000-
square foot competition in 2 months

IDS also helped Chermayeff and Poole collaborate on the web

BIMStorm LAX is an AIA BIM Award winning international
collaboration project with other BIMStorms in place around the globe

International Design Studio leader, Ry Bruscoe has lead easy project
web site creation and operation for BIM rendering acceleration

When you manage the important data about a lot of building issues,
you are more productive and more profitable.

Solving building industry problems with collaboration tools is one of
the most sustainable areas of job growth and value creation

Using web collaboration software can be highly profitable

There are many web collaboration systems

This IDS project web site shows shows some of many collaboration
tools that can build new revenue streams through model management

International Design Studio has developed RevUp Render to
accelerate BIM rendering speed and improve decision making for
model managers, stake holders, clients, officials and citizens

For a South Korean, 80-story High Rise. . .

What took 72 hours . . . was rendered in 12 hours with RevUp Render

Chermayeff and Poole - a multi-use project rendered in 15 Minutes
after not being able to render at all

Peter Chermayeff, FAIA has worked with Buckminster Fuller
and sees how accelerating collaboration helps tell complex
stories with clear and simple images.

Chermayeff and Poole

Tying images to data - cost data -
helps people make decisions

Huntington Beach, California - GreenFest Case Study

Costs related to more complex decisions can be laid out graphically

Energy costs can
be estimated for
buildings and for
communities

How many cars will come off Pacific Coast Highway at what times?

Huntington Beach can compare data visually for challenging projects

Collaboration tools increase success

Collaboration tools include RevUp, ONUMA, Solibri, Navisworks and
others - there are many tools to use to improve decision making.
They don’t replace human interaction - they enable web-based action

Huntington Beach collaboration opportunities are extensive

Although this geodesic dome over the city is not likely to get approved

Huntington Beach is likely to explore construction sequencing on
large projects with impacts on traffic and multiple issues . . .

The impact of the schedule on the cost can be shown

Creating meaningful data images for owners, stakeholders and
citizens improves profitability
It involves collaboration . . . and it is a repeatable process.

Thank you for the opportunity to present about collaboration tools.
Special thanks to ONUMA, Inc. for use of images and knowledge.

We will now join sponsor Ry Bruscoe for a demonstration of his
International Design Studio project web site and see a demonstration
of his RevUp Render rendering accelerator web service, which is
sponsoring the event.

www.RevUpRender.com

A talk from the Design Track at AWE USA 2017 - the largest conference for AR+VR in Santa Clara, California May 31- June 2, 2017. Joel Pennington (Autodesk): Virtual Reality in Design: Now and the Future VR is disrupting many design professions from architecture to engineering, construction to manufacturing and of course, in Media & Entertainment. Tomorrow's designers, makers, and artists will simply rely on VR as core technology to get their job done. This is because immersive experiences help us perceive the design as though we’re physically present: allowing creators to better predict and make more informed decisions about our designs and artistry. As a world leader in 3D design software and deep knowledge of Media & Entertainment, Autodesk is in a unique position to leverage new creative immersive technology like VR, to build tools that will usher in the Future of Making Things. http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com

BIM in Infrastructures - Derek Drysdale

School of the Built Environment - University of Salford

This document discusses lean improvement and BIM in infrastructure projects at the Highways Agency. It provides context on the Highways Agency and the challenges it faces in improving productivity. It then introduces lean concepts and the agency's strategy to deploy lean thinking. The document questions how BIM can help support lean goals and people. It also references the government construction strategy's emphasis on BIM and collaborative working. Finally, it provides brief context on reasons for declining construction productivity and the role of BIM maturity models.

Atelier 9 hank kune - acsi lpd

Stéphane VINCENT

The document summarizes an 8-day learning camp called ACSI Aalto Camp for Society Innovation that took place in 2012. The camp brought together participants from different countries and focused on developing prototypes to address challenges related to building an inclusive society through societal innovation, self-organization, and new models of collaboration between governments and citizens. Over the course of the camp, participants engaged in processes to discover, develop, and evaluate prototypes with the goal of testing them in practice. The document reflects on both the outputs and remaining work to fully realize the outcomes of the collaboration.

Leaning towards Sustainability

AndrewKinsey

Enabling People Centric Processes - a Microsoft IT Preview Guide

David J Rosenthal

This document provides an overview of Microsoft solutions that enable a people-centric IT model and the consumerization of IT. It discusses how Microsoft solutions can empower users by simplifying BYOD enrollment, enabling consistent access across devices, and supporting modern work styles with VDI. It also describes how Microsoft solutions can unify the management of on-premises and cloud-based devices and simplify application and settings management across platforms. Finally, it covers how Microsoft solutions help protect corporate data through selective wiping of devices, policy-based access control, and multifactor authentication.

Content breakfast

Zeeland Family

Content Fusion; or, There a Piece of Data Lodged in my Document

Joe Gollner

This document discusses the challenges of managing large volumes of content, including accuracy, currency, correctness, time, and cost. It argues that as content and technology grow exponentially, organizations struggle to keep up, resulting in an "ignorance explosion." However, some swarms like content sharing on social media can be virtuous rather than destructive. The emergence of intelligent content that is discoverable, processable, and informative may help integrate knowledge assets, technology, and business processes in adaptive ways.

The Emergence of Intelligent Content (Revised)

Joe Gollner

The document summarizes a presentation about how content management systems like Microsoft SharePoint can be limiting, and how social software provides advantages. The presentation argues that SharePoint focuses too much on content storage and not enough on enabling open conversations and knowledge sharing among people. In contrast, social systems allow ideas to be shared more openly across broader audiences and perspectives to move organizations from simply storing information to becoming more collaborative and social.

Ideas @ work from the Social Biz Roadshow

Louis Richardson

Connected Collaboration

Alan Lepofsky

This presentation is divided into the following sections: - A brief history of collaboration and sharing - An introduction into "2.0" and consumer tools reaching into the business world - Attention. Collaboration. Discovery. - A quick demo of Socialtext Dashboard, Workspaces, and People - Best practices for successful implementation and adoption of social software - Things to look for in choosing a vendor

People-Centric vs. Content-Centric: The Copernican Revolution to be a Social ...

Louis Richardson

Microsoft Presentation

guest2dca42

Microsoft was founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and produces computer software, video games, and conducts research. Some of Microsoft's major products include operating systems like Windows, Office productivity software, the Internet Explorer web browser, and the Xbox gaming console. Microsoft is constantly upgrading its products and has released many different versions of Windows and Office over the years to meet evolving user needs.

Collaboration 2.0 Presentation

bethbouwman

The document discusses collaboration and various collaboration tools. It defines collaboration as working together on an activity or project, which can be synchronous or asynchronous. It then discusses cloud computing as a platform for collaboration and lists advantages and disadvantages. Specific collaboration tools covered include online calendars, social networking sites, social bookmarking sites, wikis, document sharing platforms, and blogs. It notes benefits of collaboration tools like allowing distance collaboration and ability to work at different times while using multiple computers inexpensively.

Enterprise 2.0 : Leveraging collaboration platforms to foster knowledge, inno...

Cecil Dijoux

Enterprise 2.0 leverages collaborative platforms to foster knowledge, productivity, innovation and engagement within organizations. It utilizes emergent social software like wikis, blogs and profiles to capture both explicit and tacit knowledge, strengthen weak ties between employees, and foster collaboration, innovation and engagement. While implementation challenges remain, many large companies are seeing benefits from increased knowledge sharing, improved innovation processes, and higher employee engagement through the use of Enterprise 2.0 tools and practices.

Tracxn Research: Enterprise Collaboration Landscape, August 2016

Tracxn

This document provides an overview of the enterprise collaboration sector including sub-sector analysis, entrepreneur activity, investment trends, and interesting companies. It covers collaboration suite vendors, file synchronization and sharing solutions, content management, social networking, conferencing, messaging/chat, project management, notes/documents, knowledge management and productivity tools. The report analyzes funding amounts, investors, and acquisition activity for key sub-sectors in the enterprise collaboration space.

Enterprise 2.0 - Efficient Collaboration and Knowledge Exchange

Acando Consulting

The Future of Collaboration

padmasree

Creative Collaboration: Tools for Teams

Doc Norton

From NDC Oslo 2015 - Workshop with Denise Jacobs, Doc Norton, and Carl Smith Even high functioning teams occasionally have a hard time making decisions or coming up with creative ideas. There are times when the conversation seems to drag on long after a decision is reached. There are times when we have too many people involved in the discussion or the wrong people involved. There are times when we're not sure whose the actual decision maker. And there are those times when we just seem to be out of synch with each other. This creative collaboration workshop provides tools that help resolve all of these issues. Come have some laughs with Denise, Doc, and Carl, play with new friends, and learn one or two new techniques you can try at home.

Organisational Productivity

David Alman

Productivity: The Key to Organizational Success

Muhammad Bilal

The document outlines several key elements for organizational success, including time management, motivation, planning, collaboration, discussion, managing multitasking, and continuous learning. It emphasizes setting schedules and priorities, staying positive, setting goals, sharing plans with others, using technology effectively, discussing problems and strategies, limiting multitasking, and upgrading skills on an ongoing basis. The overall message is that following these practices can help improve productivity and growth within an organization.

Alfresco In An Hour - Document Management, Web Content Management, and Collab...

Alfresco Software

From co-creation to collaboration

Steven Van Belleghem

Co-creation is a hot topic these days. Involving customers in the decision flow of a brand/company is one of the cool, new ways of doing marketing. In our research we found that some companies go a few steps further. Some succeed in intergrating the voice of the customer in ALL their decision flows. This paper describes the different steps to evolve from a one time co-creation project to structural collaboration.

12 Principles of Collaboration

Jacob Morgan

This document summarizes 12 principles of collaboration presented by Jacob Morgan. It discusses how collaboration has evolved from isolated small groups to being dynamic, transparent and boundaryless enabled by technologies. It highlights common collaboration challenges in organizations and the impact of collaboration on knowledge worker productivity, communication, and cost savings. The principles emphasize focusing on employee and customer needs, leadership by example, integration into work flows, and ongoing adaptation. Case studies from companies demonstrate benefits like improved performance, engagement, and revenue from collaboration.

Starting a Collaboration Revolution

Sven Peters

We work together in teams, across divisions and with different companies. A lot of our productive work time is lost because information is kept in departments, on file servers or in peoples heads. With the trend to distributed organizations we need to communicate more effective. This sessions shows how companies like Atlassian and Hubspot have encouraged their employees to live and breath a collaborative culture. I will talk about 4 things that helped us work happily together like building a great work environment, focusing on people instead of roles, using tools to communicate faster and more transparently and staying away from a command & control mentality. Collaboration creates greater value, enhances achievement, and produces sustainable business models. It’s time to move from the industrial age to the information age and start the collaboration revolution!

Next-level collaboration: The future of content and design | Confab 2015

Rebekah Baggs

Imagine a future where siloed departments and legacy workflows don’t stand in our way. Today’s content is complex, interconnected, and needs to be ready for devices we haven’t even dreamed of yet. Tomorrow isn’t going to get any simpler. Successful outcomes demand a new kind of collaboration. For the past two years, Rebekah has studied how successful teams collaborate and has helped transform the way her team works and produces together. In this session, you’ll hear what she’s learned about making effective cross-discipline collaboration possible, and leave with actionable approaches you can use to unite your team and workflow, too. In this talk, we discussed: - What it takes to make effective collaboration possible - How content strategists play a key role in creating the cross-discipline teams of tomorrow - Practical techniques you can use to bridge silos, increase productivity, and deliver better project outcomes for everyone

9 Ayesha Graves - Can you go viral on your intranet? - Intranet Now

Intranet Now

The document discusses how an intranet manager named Ayesha Graves used a fictional character named Norris to drive engagement on her company's intranet. She launched Norris on the intranet's forum, then created an advent calendar and treasure hunt for Norris that proved extremely popular. This helped encourage employees to interact on the intranet and discover its features. Since then, usage of the intranet has grown from 75% to 95%, showing that creating viral content around a lighthearted character can successfully boost intranet engagement.

The Three Speeds of Effective Collaboration

Erin 'Folletto' Casali

BIM Overview.pptx

LordEdward

Building Information Modeling (BIM) stands at the forefront of revolutionizing the architecture, engineering, and construction industries by streamlining processes, enhancing collaboration, and improving project outcomes. At its essence, BIM represents a paradigm shift in how buildings and infrastructure are planned, designed, constructed, and managed throughout their lifecycle. BIM encapsulates a comprehensive digital representation of a building or infrastructure project, integrating geometric information, spatial relationships, data-rich components, and associated properties. Unlike traditional 2D CAD (Computer-Aided Design) drawings, BIM encompasses a holistic approach, embedding intelligence within the model to facilitate data-driven decision-making and optimize project performance. Central to BIM is the creation of a virtual model that serves as a single source of truth for all project stakeholders. This model encompasses various dimensions, including 3D geometry, time (4D), cost (5D), sustainability (6D), and facility management (7D), fostering a multidimensional understanding of the project's lifecycle. The 3D geometric representation forms the foundation of the BIM model, enabling visualization and spatial coordination among different building elements. This visual clarity aids architects, engineers, and contractors in detecting clashes, resolving design conflicts, and optimizing spatial layouts to enhance efficiency and functionality. Beyond geometry, BIM incorporates the fourth dimension of time, facilitating project scheduling, sequencing, and construction phasing. By simulating construction sequences and visualizing project milestones, stakeholders gain insights into project progress, resource allocation, and potential scheduling conflicts, enabling proactive management of construction activities. Cost estimation and management constitute another critical dimension of BIM. Through integration with cost databases and quantity takeoff tools, BIM enables accurate cost estimation at various stages of the project lifecycle. This capability empowers project stakeholders to forecast budgets, track expenses, and make informed decisions to mitigate cost overruns and ensure financial viability. Sustainability considerations are also integrated into the BIM framework, encompassing energy analysis, lifecycle assessment, and environmental impact evaluation. By simulating energy performance, carbon footprint, and material lifecycle, BIM facilitates the design of sustainable buildings that minimize environmental impact and optimize resource utilization. Furthermore, BIM extends its capabilities to facility management and operations, supporting the efficient maintenance, renovation, and decommissioning of built assets. By embedding asset information, maintenance schedules, and operating manuals within the BIM model, facility managers gain access to comprehensive data for effective asset management and lifecycle maintenance.

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