Tender: Global Digital Platform
22 October 2020
This tender is for the development of a Global Digital Platform. The Global Platform is conceptualized as an online self-navigable and interactive knowledge product, repository and platform which will act as a central source of truth for all public sector institutions seeking guidance, tools and evidence related to the...
Blog: Opening the black box: exploring practical enactment of the BIM mandate
19 October 2020
New research by Thayla Zomer , a PhD r esearcher at the Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB) , University of Cambri dge , Professor Andy Neely, Director of CDBB and Dr A jith Parlikad , explores how organisational aspects and existing ways of working can affect the implementation of built environment policy and limit...
Tender: Skills to implement the IMF Part 2
13 October 2020
The Information Management Framework (IMF) aims to enable effective information management across the Built Environment. The document “The Pathway Towards an Information Management Framework” sets out the requirements for the technical core of an Information Management Framework that supports secure and resilient exchange...
12 October 2020
Professor David Mosey, Professor Cam Middleton, Darya Bahram, Dr Roxana Vornicu, Dr Paolo Giana Despite the constraints imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been significant progress in the CDBB research programme examining how collaborative procurement models, integrated contracts and BIM can incentivise efficient...
Head of CDBB’s National Digital Twin programme awarded OBE
12 October 2020
Mark Enzer, Head of the Centre for Digital Built Britain’s (CDBB) National Digital Twin programme and Chair of the Digital Framework Task Group has been awarded an OBE for services to national infrastructure in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list announced on 10 October. Mark Enzer is the Digital Director for the...
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