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Peter Linder/ Ericsson, Àstridur Elin Àsgeirsdottir/ Per Aarsleff, Per Bjälnes/ Tyréns, Per Carlsson/ Symetri.
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w. Allison Scott/ Autodesk, Per Bjälnes/ Tyréns, Ana Matic/ Scott Brownrigg.
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w. Lena Lid Falkman/ Stockholm School of Economics, Andy Watts/ Grimshaw, Stefan Jeleby/ HP, Margaret Steiner/ White.
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w. Mattias Goldmann/ Sweco, Keiward Pham/ Alder, Jesper Ring/ Frame/Dominia, Panu Pasanen/ One Click LCA.
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Pål Jansson/ SWG
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w. Àstridur Elin Àsgeirsdottir/ Per Aarsleff.
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w. Per Bjälnes/ Tyréns.
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About Lena
PhD Lena Lid Falkman is a researcher focusing on leadership and communication. The last ten years she has focused on how digitization changes how we work, co-work, lead and live. She just came out with a chapter in the book “Sweden through the crisis” on how our work-life and work-places change due to the covid pandemic. Lid Falkman is an associate at Stockholm School of Economics and is senior lecturer in work-life science at Karlstad University. She has spend much time abroad, for example as an associate at Florida State University. Her research has been prize awarded in both the US and Europe.
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Our keynote speaker will discuss how we together can make the changes needed. How to address the importance and difficulties with changing business models while delivering on new requirements and legislations for sustainability.
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About Mattias
Mattias Goldmann is a well-known spokesperson for transport issues, particularly related to climate, energy efficiency and renewable energy, often consulted by policy makers, by public authorities and the media. He has been elected Sweden’s Most Influential Person in Sustainability, runner-up in Opinion-maker of the year and was knighted by the French government for his work for sustainability and climate. He is currently the Chief Sustainability Officer of Sweco, which with more than 16 000 employees is Europe’s largest technical consultancy firm.
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About Peter
Head of 5G Marketing, Market Area North America
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Time for some music and mingle.
Description
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Store and distribute wisdom and expertise across increasingly complex and distributed working environment with visualization
Accessible object & asset info at any time with digital twin: Per Bjälnes, Tyréns
Digital Twin case: create info structure & flow via Forge API, demands & structure, create value with accessible object and asset info
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The session will address questions from a regulatory perspective, impact on business models and if digital means more expensive. They are also keen to understand how you get the organisation onboard, what it means from a cultural, training and competence development perspective.
By integrating more data from construction projects, the Facility Management processes will be more streamlined. In this presentation we will share examples on new demands on the digital twin with a clear focus on the I in BIM, the data. How is the digital twin used in CAFM-systems, how will the requirements look like? We will give examples of solutions that will support you in your daily work.
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Optimize carbon with parametric and design phase BIM models: Panu Pasanen, One Click LCA
Leverage parametric tools and low-carbon design practices to reduce and optimize project carbon impacts.
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Join in for some discussions before the end of the event.
In December of 2019, the world paused.A global pandemic erupted with an intensity unseen in modern times. As the sum of its effects are yet to be seen, we are now experiencing an evolutionary pivot unfolding in real time. Urgent; yes. Interesting; more than so. While digitalization continues to unleash new horizons to how we think, interact and create the new – the pandemic has put an emphasis on the necessary. From now on, our approach to innovation comes with a much clearer agenda about what needs to be prioritized and why. For those at the forefront of progress, the challenges have never been bigger. Or more exciting. Given the choice to steer towards a more sustainable future, societies will now need to evolve in more transparent ways. One where technology is used for the great of the many, rather than the empowerment of the few. Where businesses are able to develop and grow, not in spite of but because of global trials.
During Nordic BIM Summit we will together with our keynote speakers address and discuss these interesting topics from different point of views!
Technical & Consulting Delivery Manager
Industrial Design & Visualisation Manager
Application Engineer Revit Architecture, Symetri
The event in 2021 will be a digital first and we are now planning for an exciting program for our partners to connect and interact with the audience. To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Per Carlsson, Business Area Director: per.carlsson@symetri.com, +46 (0)8 704 82 07.
We have set our climate goals. What we need now is action and to deliver towards these goals. BIM is an excellent tool for creating a complete solution over time to facilitate everything from sustainable construction to demolition and recycling.
That is the view of Mattias Goldmann who has been Head of Sustainability at Sweco for over a year and previously ran organisations that worked for tougher climate goals. He will be one of the keynote speakers at Symetri’s Nordic BIM Summit 2021.
“After working a long time for tougher climate goals, I wanted to contribute by turning words into action. As Head of Sustainability for Europe’s largest engineering and architecture consulting firm, I have opportunities to influence the actual transition and steer it towards more climate-smart solutions that are sustainable over time,” says Mattias.
He goes on to explain that joining the built society sector was a conscious decision and not by chance.
“In the transport sector, the strategies are reasonably clear with investments in electric vehicles under way, but in building and construction, there’s much left to do before we reach real sustainability.”
One learning from working for years in the climate movement is to acknowledge the importance of choosing the correct material to create a sustainable solution.
“Choosing the right materials is important for the whole lifecycle of a building. When we build, we need to know that the materials we choose are sustainable, all the way from production to recycling. When we know what materials are where in a building during repairs and renovations, we can create an efficient, profitable and climate-smart circular construction process. Then we also avoid being dependent on raw materials from other parts of the world – our buildings become the material bank we need!”
The BIM tool creates these opportunities by being both an efficient planning tool and a collaborative platform between all the different actors that are needed during construction.
“Not everyone has yet realised the great societal benefit BIM offers. Too many are still focusing on the technical solutions. I wish we could all pause from our computers and focus more on the full picture around a construction process. Then we would realise the advantages from using BIM in creating the conditions needed to meet the sustainability challenges the construction industry is facing at every stage.”
Mattias Goldmann continues to explain that as the world’s expectations on the construction industry are changing with increasing demands for transparency and contributions to a circular economy, BIM becomes a central tool to meet all challenges.
“The important thing is to get more people to understand the importance of using all the advantages it offers and not staring blindly at the technical aspects. BIM is useful not only for a specific construction site but also for the whole of Sweden as a construction site.”
Mattias Goldmann also reacts to the climate issue often being linked to guilt and shame, with people being made to feel guilty about things they don’t do right.
“I think that’s one of the reasons we haven’t got further with the climate issue. We have blamed instead of focusing on all the gains made at virtually all the stages of more sustainable construction. Sustainable solutions are also economically sustainable. The longer the parts last, the less investment will be required in the future.”
Mattias Goldmann believes and hopes that we are now on the verge of a major breakthrough in the field of climate change.
“Three factors together can contribute to that: one that the demands of the outside world are now changing quickly, two that we realise that many raw materials are running out and three that the pandemic stop has given us a psychological insight that new ways of thinking are possible, which means that many world leaders are talking about creating something better after the stop, ‘Build back better’ as President Biden says.”
At the Nordic BIM Summit, Mattias will also point to opportunities of jumping on the climate bandwagon early on.
“If you join early and are at the forefront, there are many gains to be made. If you wait until the last call, the changeover will involve only costs. There are now also record opportunities to get part-financing to change – and those funds will of course not be there for those who are the last to change.”
A sign that things are really about to happen in climate work and the construction industry is that a very large number of participants have registered for the Nordic BIM Summit 2021, while many other conferences that focus mostly on the problems themselves surrounding the climate are attracting ever fewer participants.”
“I think a lot of people are beginning to realise that it’s time to turn words into actions. They are therefore looking for platforms and events that can provide the tools they need to start delivering on all the good climate goals we have decided on” says Mattias Goldmann.
Symetri, which is arranging the Nordic BIM Summit, has noticed a strong willingness in the construction and property industry to help solve the environmental challenges we face.
“At the same time, there is a need for clearer requirements for procurement. We all need to take the lead with new construction methods so we reach the goals faster. We have listened to our customers who have clearly said that sustainability is an important and hot topic, and that’s why it is a main focus of this year’s Nordic BIM Summit,” explains Per Carlsson, Director Building & Infrastructure at Symetri.
Congratulations to Per Aarsleff A/S and POB!
POB
BIM today is much more than the visual representation of an asset, it’s a process and it’s about sharing data to link all the steps from design to operation. To succeed with BIM and take your strategy to the next level, our winner of Best New BIM Use is a company with the vision to create values for customers, employees, owners, and society by being reliable, engaged, and flexible. Just what you need your BIM model to be. They also understood from day one that BIM needs to be implemented across the company and used in all projects. From a start in the spring of 2020 (!) they now are using BIM in 80 + projects, all using the same platform and the usage is spread company wide.
POB – Alltid På
Per Aarsleff A/S
With the headline VDC/BIM for all in the organisation and a focus on change management, preparing business partners and colleagues for utilising the advantages of BIM/VDC Per Aarsleff has taken the lead in the Danish construction industry. Not only to digitize but also to make sure all external stake-holders and the internal organisation is onboard. Personalized with Àstridur Elin Àsgeirsdottir, the VDC organisation has worked with the build-up of the organisation as well as implementation, strategy and development of VDC services in all project phases. Fully deserved – the prize for Best BIM Collaboration goes to Per Aarsleff A/S.
Per Aarsleff A/S - General infrastructure contractor
