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−	BIM is the ~~centerpiece~~ of the construction industry’s digital transformation, however BIM adoption is still too slow	+	Building information modelling (BIM) is the centrepiece of the construction industry’s digital transformation, however BIM adoption is still too slow.

−	~~Download~~ the ~~full report [http://www3~~.~~weforum.org/docs/WEF_Accelerating_BIM_Adoption_Action_Plan~~.~~pdf here]~~	+	In the last decades, the construction industry has failed to keep up with productivity gains made in other industries, hampering national economies’ wider growth, societies’ well-being and the solution of environmental issues. Emerging digital technologies, like 3D-printing, autonomous construction equipment or prefabrication, have the potential to close the productivity gap.

−	~~--[[User:Future_of_Construction\|Future~~ of ~~Construction]] 12:31~~, ~~06 Mar 2018 (BST)~~	+	To work, most of these technologies need accurate, consistent data from different project stakeholders. As centrepiece of the digital transformation, BIM systems can provide this data. However, with about 33% of companies in the industry not using BIM, the adoption is still quite low.

−	~~In the last decades the construction industry has failed to keep up with productivity gains made~~ in ~~other industries~~, ~~hampering national economies’ wider growth, societies’ well-being and~~ the ~~solution~~ of ~~environmental issues~~. ~~Emerging digital technologies~~, ~~like 3D~~-~~printing~~, ~~autonomous~~ construction ~~equipment or pre-fabrication~~, ~~have the potential to close~~ the ~~productivity gap~~. ~~To work~~, ~~most of these technologies need accurate~~, ~~consistent data from different project stakeholders. As centrepiece~~ of ~~the digital transformation~~, ~~BIM systems can provide this data. However~~, ~~with about 33%~~ of ~~companies in the industry not using BIM~~, the adoption ~~is still quite low~~.	+	A new report published in 2018, 'Shaping the Future of Construction: An Action Plan to Accelerate Building Information Modeling (BIM) Adoption', provides nine key actions which need to be implemented to accelerate BIM adoption.
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		+	The report, developed in collaboration with the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), is the outcome of a roundtable with more than 30 high-profile representatives from leading global design, engineering and construction firms, industry associations, governments and academia. The report outlines nine key actions and breaks them down into 27 concrete measures on company, industry and government-level.
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		+	Download the full report [http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Accelerating_BIM_Adoption_Action_Plan.pdf here].
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		+	This article was written by:
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		+	* Santiago Castagnino, Partner & Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group
		+	* Christoph Rothballer, Principal, The Boston Consulting Group
		+	* Till Zupancic, Project Manager Future of Construction, World Economic Forum
		+	* Michael Max Buehler, Head of Infrastructure and Urban Development Industries, World Economic Forum
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		+	Please find the original article [https://futureofconstruction.org/practice/an-action-plan-to-accelerate-building-information-modeling-bim-adoption/ here].
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		+	--[[User:Future_of_Construction\|Future of Construction]] 12:31, 06 Mar 2018 (BST)

−	The report, Shaping the Future of Construction: An Action Plan to Accelerate Building Information Modeling (BIM) Adoption, provides nine key actions which need to be implemented to accelerate BIM adoption. The report, developed in collaboration with The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), is the outcome of a roundtable with more than 30 high-profile representatives from leading global design, engineering and construction firms, industry associations, governments and academia. The report outlines nine key actions and breaks them down into 27 concrete measures on company-, industry- and government-level.	+	= Find out more =

−	* Submitted by:<br />	+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	Santiago Castagnino, Partner & Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group \| Christoph Rothballer, Principal, The Boston Consulting Group \| Till Zupancic, Project Manager Future of Construction, World Economic Forum \| Michael Max Buehler, Head of Infrastructure and Urban Development Industries, World Economic Forum	+

−	~~Please find the original article [https://futureofconstruction~~.~~org/practice/an-action-plan~~-to~~-accelerate-building-information-modeling-bim-adoption/ here]~~	+	* Building information modelling (BIM).
		+	* Digital transformation - engineers need to keep pace.
		+	* How to gain a competitive edge with digital technologies.
		+	* How to make the digital revolution a success.
		+	* State of the nation: Digital transformation.
		+	* The impact of digital on civil engineering.

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	Download the full report [http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Accelerating_BIM_Adoption_Action_Plan.pdf here]		Download the full report [http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Accelerating_BIM_Adoption_Action_Plan.pdf here]

−	--[[User:~~Future of Construction~~\|Future of Construction]] 12:31, 06 Mar 2018 (BST)	+	--[[User:Future_of_Construction\|Future of Construction]] 12:31, 06 Mar 2018 (BST)

	In the last decades the construction industry has failed to keep up with productivity gains made in other industries, hampering national economies’ wider growth, societies’ well-being and the solution of environmental issues. Emerging digital technologies, like 3D-printing, autonomous construction equipment or pre-fabrication, have the potential to close the productivity gap. To work, most of these technologies need accurate, consistent data from different project stakeholders. As centrepiece of the digital transformation, BIM systems can provide this data. However, with about 33% of companies in the industry not using BIM, the adoption is still quite low.		In the last decades the construction industry has failed to keep up with productivity gains made in other industries, hampering national economies’ wider growth, societies’ well-being and the solution of environmental issues. Emerging digital technologies, like 3D-printing, autonomous construction equipment or pre-fabrication, have the potential to close the productivity gap. To work, most of these technologies need accurate, consistent data from different project stakeholders. As centrepiece of the digital transformation, BIM systems can provide this data. However, with about 33% of companies in the industry not using BIM, the adoption is still quite low.

	The report, Shaping the Future of Construction: An Action Plan to Accelerate Building Information Modeling (BIM) Adoption, provides nine key actions which need to be implemented to accelerate BIM adoption. The report, developed in collaboration with The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), is the outcome of a roundtable with more than 30 high-profile representatives from leading global design, engineering and construction firms, industry associations, governments and academia. The report outlines nine key actions and breaks them down into 27 concrete measures on company-, industry- and government-level.		The report, Shaping the Future of Construction: An Action Plan to Accelerate Building Information Modeling (BIM) Adoption, provides nine key actions which need to be implemented to accelerate BIM adoption. The report, developed in collaboration with The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), is the outcome of a roundtable with more than 30 high-profile representatives from leading global design, engineering and construction firms, industry associations, governments and academia. The report outlines nine key actions and breaks them down into 27 concrete measures on company-, industry- and government-level.
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		+	* Submitted by:<br />
		+	Santiago Castagnino, Partner & Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group \| Christoph Rothballer, Principal, The Boston Consulting Group \| Till Zupancic, Project Manager Future of Construction, World Economic Forum \| Michael Max Buehler, Head of Infrastructure and Urban Development Industries, World Economic Forum

	Please find the original article [https://futureofconstruction.org/practice/an-action-plan-to-accelerate-building-information-modeling-bim-adoption/ here]		Please find the original article [https://futureofconstruction.org/practice/an-action-plan-to-accelerate-building-information-modeling-bim-adoption/ here]

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	BIM is the centerpiece of the construction industry’s digital transformation, however BIM adoption is still too slow		BIM is the centerpiece of the construction industry’s digital transformation, however BIM adoption is still too slow

	Download the full report [http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Accelerating_BIM_Adoption_Action_Plan.pdf here]		Download the full report [http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Accelerating_BIM_Adoption_Action_Plan.pdf here]
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		+	--[[User:Future of Construction\|Future of Construction]] 12:31, 06 Mar 2018 (BST)

	In the last decades the construction industry has failed to keep up with productivity gains made in other industries, hampering national economies’ wider growth, societies’ well-being and the solution of environmental issues. Emerging digital technologies, like 3D-printing, autonomous construction equipment or pre-fabrication, have the potential to close the productivity gap. To work, most of these technologies need accurate, consistent data from different project stakeholders. As centrepiece of the digital transformation, BIM systems can provide this data. However, with about 33% of companies in the industry not using BIM, the adoption is still quite low.		In the last decades the construction industry has failed to keep up with productivity gains made in other industries, hampering national economies’ wider growth, societies’ well-being and the solution of environmental issues. Emerging digital technologies, like 3D-printing, autonomous construction equipment or pre-fabrication, have the potential to close the productivity gap. To work, most of these technologies need accurate, consistent data from different project stakeholders. As centrepiece of the digital transformation, BIM systems can provide this data. However, with about 33% of companies in the industry not using BIM, the adoption is still quite low.

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BIM is the centerpiece of the construction industry’s digital transformation, however BIM adoption is still too slow

Download the full report [http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Accelerating_BIM_Adoption_Action_Plan.pdf here]

In the last decades the construction industry has failed to keep up with productivity gains made in other industries, hampering national economies’ wider growth, societies’ well-being and the solution of environmental issues. Emerging digital technologies, like 3D-printing, autonomous construction equipment or pre-fabrication, have the potential to close the productivity gap. To work, most of these technologies need accurate, consistent data from different project stakeholders. As centrepiece of the digital transformation, BIM systems can provide this data. However, with about 33% of companies in the industry not using BIM, the adoption is still quite low.

The report, Shaping the Future of Construction: An Action Plan to Accelerate Building Information Modeling (BIM) Adoption, provides nine key actions which need to be implemented to accelerate BIM adoption. The report, developed in collaboration with The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), is the outcome of a roundtable with more than 30 high-profile representatives from leading global design, engineering and construction firms, industry associations, governments and academia. The report outlines nine key actions and breaks them down into 27 concrete measures on company-, industry- and government-level.

Please find the original article [https://futureofconstruction.org/practice/an-action-plan-to-accelerate-building-information-modeling-bim-adoption/ here]

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