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7 Jan 2019: Dr Jennifer Schooling receives New Year's Honour. Submitted by Angela Walters on Mon, 07/01/2019 - 13:25.

21 May 2019: Our work. Its founding mission was ‘to develop and demonstrate policy and practical insights that will enable the exploitation of new and emerging technologies, data and analytics to enhance the natural

6 Mar 2019: New collaborative workshop tool to help organisations start a business case for a digital twin. ... pathway_to_imf_image.jpg A new report, The Pathway Towards an Information Management. .

29 Apr 2019: Blog: Alexandra Bolton on latest DFTG news. Submitted by Angela Walters on Mon, 29/04/2019 - 12:11.

10 Jan 2019: Newsletter Introduction. Happy New Year and welcome to the January edition of the CDBB newsletter. ... s New Year Honours.

4 Feb 2019: February Newsletter Introduction:. We have had a busy start to the year, and are pleased to share with you some of our activities and news. ... A great start to the year has been the appointment of Professor Mark Girolami as the new Sir Kirby Laing

7 May 2019: It was great to see all the fantastic work already underway within the programme, and all three organisations were pleased to demonstrate their work so far, and enjoyed forming new linkages

8 Apr 2019: It was great to see such a variety of people interested in what we are doing, covering all generations, and we look forward to new opportunities to reach out to different

11 Mar 2019: This month we've seen some exciting news, including the commendation in the National Infrastructure Commission's annual monitoring report for 2019, which has highlighted the work of CDBB as key

16 May 2019: Head of Change and Knowledge Transfer for the Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB), Nicola Pearson introduces how CDBB is working to support transition to ISO 19650 and makes a new call for proposals. The Change programme is where CDBB engages

2 Apr 2019: Following the announcement that Mott MacDonald has been appointed delivery partner for the UK Global Infrastructure Programme, Adam Matthews, Head of CDBB International, welcomes the news.

1 Mar 2019: In her monthly round-up of activities at the Centre for Digital Built Britain, Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director at CDBB, welcomes the latest report from the National Infrastructure Commission and looks forward to talking digital transformation at

4 Apr 2019: Data will drive future decisions, not simply ‘custom and practice’. And when we do need to build new assets – be they schools, hospitals or highways – we need to think of how

25 Jan 2019: Following the formation of the Digital Framework Task Group (DFTG) Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of the Centre for Digital Built Britain, sets out the next steps in defining the Information Management Framework for a digital built Britain.

11 Jan 2019: a platform for industry professionals to come together and learn more about the construction landscape and new methods and technologies that bring change. ... Digital Market and Data Protection, where we announced new partnerships with NBS (National

29 May 2019: The event, part of CDBB Week, aims to drive collaboration between government, academia and industry, offering delegates unique opportunities to forge new business relationships with digital twin pioneers.

1 Feb 2019: In this month’s blog we hear from Fiona Moore, CDBB’s BIM Programme Manager, who discusses her thoughts on the importance of BIM in construction and how a change management approach can be key in making progress and releasing the benefits of BIM.

17 Jan 2019: The well-attended event, which took place in New Delhi in December last year, was announced by Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Theresa May in April 2018 as a major initiative ... was invited to attend the event to explore commercial, investment,

31 Jan 2019: New terminology. Terry Stocks, CDBB BIM L2 Programme Lead, presented on using the PwC BIM Level 2 Benefits Measurement Methodology [BMM].

1 Oct 2019: The latter, is from our own experience, the factor that is not focused on enough and all too often organisations are too focused on technology and adopt one bit of new