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Embracing Mobility: The Future of Technology and Construction

Explore the evolution of mobility from the 1950s to the present, highlighting key innovations like the first portable hard drive and smartphone. Discover how advancements in mobile technology are transforming the construction industry and driving progress in BIM adoption. Learn about challenges and opportunities in connectivity, data management, and application quality. Uncover the pivotal role of mobile devices in enhancing productivity, cost efficiency, and customer satisfaction. Join industry leaders in shaping a future where mobility and technology converge seamlessly to revolutionize construction practices.

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Embracing Mobility: The Future of Technology and Construction

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  1. COMIT 2012 Bill Price Systems and Technology Director Costain @BillPriceBill

  2. BIM Agenda Speed of change Making it mainstream Progress in the year What does tomorrow bring?

  3. Speed of change

  4. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive

  5. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive

  6. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive

  7. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive • 1980s 1st portable PC

  8. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive • 1980s 1st portable PC • 1984 1st PDA

  9. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive • 1980s 1st portable PC • 1984 1st practical handheld PC • 1990 Tim Berners-Lee

  10. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive • 1980s 1st portable PC • 1984 1st practical handheld PC • 1990 Tim Berners-Lee • 1994 1st Smartphone

  11. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive • 1980s 1st portable PC • 1984 1st practical handheld PC • 1990 Tim Berners-Lee • 1994 1st Smartphone • 2007 1st iPhone • 2008 1st Android Smartphone

  12. Where has mobility come from • 1950s 1st portable hard drive • 1980s 1st portable PC • 1984 1st practical handheld PC • 1990 Tim Berners-Lee • 1994 1st Smartphone • 2007 1st iPhone • 2008 1st Android Smartphone • 2010 1st Tablet • 2012 tablet out shipping PC’s

  13. Connectivity Step Change 4G

  14. Tipping Point? Powerful mobile devices Improving connectivity Accessible data sources Overall cost of ownership dipping Application quality and richness Customer Pull • Interoperability • Fragmented Industry

  15. Change Accelerating

  16. Mobility Challenges • Connectivity • Mobile broadband • WiFi across projects • Obsolescence • Security – Delivery architecture needs to change • MDM • Lots of data needs to become information that needs to lead to knowledge.

  17. BIM

  18. Making it Mainstream • Martini Effect • Anytime anyplace anywhere. • Must be right information, when you need. • Value driven • by collaboration and reuse of data. • Business Intelligence

  19. The Ubiquitous Wedge

  20. Delivering Level 2 +

  21. Overview of our BIM Process • Costain BIM portal developed • http://cosnet.costain.com/BIM/home.aspx • Standards, methods and protocols. • Inclusion of Supply Chain • Level 2 by the end of 2012

  22. Overview of our BIM Process

  23. BIM Schematic

  24. Business Case

  25. Readiness Assessment

  26. BIM Deliverables

  27. BIM Specification

  28. Responsibility Matrix

  29. Numbering and naming

  30. Flow diagrams

  31. IT Strategy

  32. Work Groups Roles and Resp.

  33. System architecture

  34. Pulling it all together

  35. Progress Working Smarter

  36. London Bridge Station

  37. Making the data mobile

  38. Making the data mobile

  39. MARIO MARIO is a combination of the very bestlaser scanning with advanced back office support

  40. Primavera P6 on iPad

  41. Mobile and BIM Survey/information gathering Validate design assumptions Minimise construction impact Optimise the build - right first time. Validate constructed correctly Maintain correctly

  42. Value – Winning the day “What is a cynic? A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.”

  43. 2012+ • Consumerisation • BYOD • Multi functional devices • Social • Cloud • Obsolescence • SaaS • Data solutions • Security • Connectivity – The need for speed • Interoperability • Augmented Reality - a game changer?

  44. Augmented Reality

  45. COMIT 2012 Bill Price Systems and Technology Director Costain

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