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	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset.		Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset.

−	The effectiveness of BIM is largely dependent on the timely procurement of information needed to make key project decisions, as set out in the ~~employer’s~~ information requirements (EIR).	+	The effectiveness of BIM is largely dependent on the timely procurement of information needed to make key project decisions, as set out in the employer's information requirements (EIR).

	PAS 1192:2 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling, suggest that the employer's information requirements may be based around a series of simple plain language questions (PLQ), that the employer will wish to answer at key stages to assess whether the project is developing as required, and whether it should proceed to the next stage.		PAS 1192:2 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling, suggest that the employer's information requirements may be based around a series of simple plain language questions (PLQ), that the employer will wish to answer at key stages to assess whether the project is developing as required, and whether it should proceed to the next stage.

−	High level plain language questions may be broken down into more specific, component questions, and where possible, may be formulated into ~~‘actual~~ digital ~~question’~~ (ADQ) that can be answered with a specific piece of digital information. For example "do the areas on the schedule of accommodation meet the requirements of the brief ?" might be answered by comparing a schedule of accommodation with the project brief provided, both prepared in a suitable digital format.	+	High level plain language questions may be broken down into more specific, component questions, and where possible, may be formulated into 'actual digital question' (ADQ) that can be answered with a specific piece of digital information. For example "do the areas on the schedule of accommodation meet the requirements of the brief ?" might be answered by comparing a schedule of accommodation with the project brief provided, both prepared in a suitable digital format.

	In some cases, the use of BIM can allow the automatic generation of suitable information, and can automatically generate an answer to an actual digital question. This can be an effective and efficient way of presenting decision makers with the very best information possible, in the shortest timescale.		In some cases, the use of BIM can allow the automatic generation of suitable information, and can automatically generate an answer to an actual digital question. This can be an effective and efficient way of presenting decision makers with the very best information possible, in the shortest timescale.
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	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset.		Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset.

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	PAS 1192:2 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling, suggest that the employer's information requirements may be based around a series of simple plain language questions (PLQ), that the employer will wish to answer at key stages to assess whether the project is developing as required, and whether it should proceed to the next stage.		PAS 1192:2 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling, suggest that the employer's information requirements may be based around a series of simple plain language questions (PLQ), that the employer will wish to answer at key stages to assess whether the project is developing as required, and whether it should proceed to the next stage.

−	High level plain language questions may be broken down into more specific, component questions, and where possible, may be formulated into ‘actual digital question’ (ADQ) that can be answered with a specific piece of digital information. For example "do the areas on the schedule of accommodation meet the requirements of the brief ?" might be answered by comparing a schedule of accommodation with the project brief provided ~~that~~ both ~~have been~~ prepared in a suitable digital format.	+	High level plain language questions may be broken down into more specific, component questions, and where possible, may be formulated into ‘actual digital question’ (ADQ) that can be answered with a specific piece of digital information. For example "do the areas on the schedule of accommodation meet the requirements of the brief ?" might be answered by comparing a schedule of accommodation with the project brief provided, both prepared in a suitable digital format.

−	In some cases, the use of BIM can allow the automatic generation of suitable information, and can automatically generate an answer to an actual digital question. This can be an effective and efficient way of presenting decision makers with the very best information possible, in the shortest ~~possible~~ timescale.	+	In some cases, the use of BIM can allow the automatic generation of suitable information, and can automatically generate an answer to an actual digital question. This can be an effective and efficient way of presenting decision makers with the very best information possible, in the shortest timescale.

	See plain language questions for more information.		See plain language questions for more information.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*BIM articles.	+
−	*BIM process map.	+	* BIM articles.
−	*BIM resources.	+	* BIM process map.
−	*Building Information Modelling.	+	* BIM resources.
−	*Data drop.	+	* Building Information Modelling.
−	*Employer's BIM adviser.	+	* Data drop.
−	*Employer's decision point.	+	* Employer's BIM adviser.
−	*Employers information requirements.	+	* Employer's decision point.
−	*PAS 1192-2:2013.	+	* Employers information requirements.
−	*Plain language questions.	+	* PAS 1192-2:2013.
		+	* Plain language questions.

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−	Building ~~Information Modelling~~ (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating ~~a model containing~~ digital information about a built asset.	+	Building information modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating and managing digital information about a built asset.

−	The effectiveness of ~~building information modelling (~~BIM) is largely dependent on the ~~successful management~~ of information needed to make key project decisions as set out in the ~~Employer’s Information Requirements~~ (EIR).	+	The effectiveness of BIM is largely dependent on the timely procurement of information needed to make key project decisions, as set out in the employer’s information requirements (EIR).

−	PAS 1192:2 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling, suggest that the ~~EIR~~ may be based around a series of simple plain language questions (PLQ), that the employer will wish to answer at ~~specific~~ stages to assess whether the project is developing as required, and whether it should proceed to the next stage.	+	PAS 1192:2 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling, suggest that the employer's information requirements may be based around a series of simple plain language questions (PLQ), that the employer will wish to answer at key stages to assess whether the project is developing as required, and whether it should proceed to the next stage.

−	High level plain language questions may be broken down into more specific questions, and where possible, into ‘actual digital question’ (ADQ) that can be answered with a specific piece of digital information. For example "do the areas on the schedule of accommodation meet the requirements of the brief ?".	+	High level plain language questions may be broken down into more specific, component questions, and where possible, may be formulated into ‘actual digital question’ (ADQ) that can be answered with a specific piece of digital information. For example "do the areas on the schedule of accommodation meet the requirements of the brief ?" might be answered by comparing a schedule of accommodation with the project brief provided that both have been prepared in a suitable digital format.

−	In some cases, the use of BIM can allow the automatic generation of ~~this~~ information and ~~present~~ decision makers with the very best information possible, in the shortest possible timescale.	+	In some cases, the use of BIM can allow the automatic generation of suitable information, and can automatically generate an answer to an actual digital question. This can be an effective and efficient way of presenting decision makers with the very best information possible, in the shortest possible timescale.

	See plain language questions for more information.		See plain language questions for more information.

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a very broad term that describes the process of creating a model containing digital information about a built asset.

The effectiveness of building information modelling (BIM) is largely dependent on the successful management of information needed to make key project decisions as set out in the Employer’s Information Requirements (EIR).

PAS 1192:2 Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling, suggest that the EIR may be based around a series of simple plain language questions (PLQ), that the employer will wish to answer at specific stages to assess whether the project is developing as required, and whether it should proceed to the next stage.

High level plain language questions may be broken down into more specific questions, and where possible, into ‘actual digital question’ (ADQ) that can be answered with a specific piece of digital information. For example "do the areas on the schedule of accommodation meet the requirements of the brief ?".

In some cases, the use of BIM can allow the automatic generation of this information and present decision makers with the very best information possible, in the shortest possible timescale.

See plain language questions for more information.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*BIM articles.
*BIM process map.
*BIM resources.
*Building Information Modelling.
*Data drop.
*Employer's BIM adviser.
*Employer's decision point.
*Employers information requirements.
*PAS 1192-2:2013.
*Plain language questions.

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