Digital Construction North will feature nearly 50 presentations from more than 60 speakers during the show on 13 November at Manchester Central.
The presentations take place across four themed stages: information management stage; innovation hub; transformation hub; and tech stage.
Speakers are drawn from across the built environment supply chain. Among those that caught BIMplus’s attention are:
Dr Anne Kemp OBE will begin the roll-out of the refreshed information management mandate;
RLB Digital’s Emma Hooper will reinforce “why the real intelligence lies within information”;
Jacobs and Balfour Beatty will reveal how they “operationalised information management on a national framework in an alliance contract model”;
a case study on the use of BIM on Manchester Airport’s Terminal 2;
AtkinsRéalis will present its Virtual Site Access platform, which won the Best Application of Technology at the Digital Construction Awards; and
Okana’s Dr Dean Douglas and Dr Melanie Robinson will tackle why clients struggle to grasp the opportunity that digital twins represent with the provocatively-titled session: Why digital twins don’t matter.
Digital Construction North is organised by the same team that delivers Digital Construction Week in London. Places are limited, so register to attend in advance.
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