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Building information modeling (BIM) adoption is growing in Australia's construction industry. Professor Mark Burry of RMIT University believes BIM can improve productivity and is an advocate for its use. The BuildingSMART organization promotes open-standards BIM in Australia to help the industry share data. David Sutherland, former chair of BuildingSMART Australasia, has been influential in establishing BIM standards and guidelines for construction projects in the country.

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