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Breakthrough Innovations in Building Information Modeling (BIM)

An Insight into how BIM Technology is likely to open up New Opportunities for the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Industries


RELEASE DATE
30-Mar-2020
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Global
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Technology Research

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D95E-01-00-00-00
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IT04093-GL-TR_24277
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Breakthrough Innovations in Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Published on: 30-Mar-2020 | SKU: IT04093-GL-TR_24277

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Building information modeling (BIM) digitizes the functional and physical aspects of the project in the construction sector, providing more visibility and easing the decision-making process in the entire lifecycle. Apart from 3D (width, height and depth) modeling, BIM also consists of other dimensions such as 4D (time), 5D (cost), 6D (Sustainability) and 7D (facility management applications). With the ability to provide real-time cost advice and detailed design in the construction and operational stages, BIM surely raises the quality of the industry to a much higher level. Newer versions of BIM platforms have the potential to provide sustainable improvement in the bottom line profitability by using technologies such as AI, AR/VR, cloud, Big Data and IoT.      

This presentation will focus on:

Overview of building information technology
Key application areas of BIM – Use cases
Companies that are actively involved in the development and commercialization of BIM technology
Highlight some of the key investment trends and partnerships
Key technologies emerging in BIM and future roadmap

1.1 Research Scope

1.2 Research Methodology

1.3 Research Methodology Explained

1.4 Growth Opportunities - BIM

2.1 Overview of Building Information Modeling

2.2 Unleashing the Full Potential of BIM Using Artificial Intelligence

3.1 Market Size – Global BIM Market

3.2 Key Market Driving Factors

3.3 Key Market Challenges

4.1 The Transformative Impact of BIM Cuts down Latency across Construction Industry, Helping Companies take Faster Decisions

4.2 Structural Engineers are Incorporating BIM into their Workflows for Better Collaboration and Faster Delivery of Projects

4.3 BIM has the Potential to Transform Healthcare Operations and Maintenance to Enable Health and Well-being of General Public

4.4 New Technologies, such as AI, AR/VR and Big Data are Advancing the Design and Implementation of Projects

5.1 Companies to Watch – Company 1: Bexel Manager

5.2 Companies to Watch – Company 2: Skanska

5.3 Companies to Watch – Company 3: STR Vision

5.4 Companies to Watch – Company 4: Vectorworks

5.5 Companies to Watch – Company 5: Autodesk

5.6 Companies to Watch – Company 6: Archidata Inc.

5.7 Companies to Watch – Company 7:SrinSoft

5.8 Companies to Watch – Company 8: ENGworks

5.9 Companies to Watch – Company 9: RIB Software SE

5.10 Companies to Watch – Company 10: Karno Energy

6.1 Participants in the Ecosystem are Partnering to Develop New Functionalities Using BIM Technology

6.2 Governments are Allocating Funds to Encourage Businesses to Use BIM Technology in their Construction Projects

7.1 Advancements in Generative Design and Software Algorithms will Drastically Change the Designing and Building Process

8.1 Key Contacts

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