The IMS is the place to inspire industry through the presentation of digital information management related project or process changes and benefits. Submissions should demonstrate real-world application of (B)IM and the business drivers behind it.

PLEASE NOTE: submissions will be judged on: Demonstration of well-considered use cases for (B)IM, including where applicable, whole asset life not just capital phase. Identification of improvements made over traditional processes. Details of the value of this improvement, including whether the improvement is social, functional, financial, or psychological (change management). Highlighted lessons learned. How the audience can learn more following the presentation. Use of standardised asset data created, rather than just 3D geometry.

It should be noted that we are not necessarily seeking ‘full’ case studies; thorough examples of one particular stage or task is equally valuable to attendees. Presentations extending into other digital initiatives such as Digital Twins, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Robotics, PropTech and others are encouraged, but the focus should always be related to best practice implementation or examples of the (B)IM process as defined in ISO19650 or the UK BIM Framework.

Note: Being selected as a speaker on the IMS will automatically submit your presentation to nima for possible inclusion in their ‘success stories’ resource.

The IMx is a theatre to connect with and engage the audience in participatory educational sessions. Whether it’s gathering industry feedback, a workshop, an active learning session or a panel Q&A, the IMx is designed to be much more than a ‘sit back and listen’.

PLEASE NOTE: submissions will be judged on: Clear definition of the anticipated audience in terms of their experience and information management maturity. Well planned and defined outline of participatory aspects. Relevant and valuable topics. Clearly defined outcomes for attendees or industry. Relevance to the adoption of (B)IM processes.

Sessions extending into other digital initiatives such as Digital Twins, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Robotics, PropTech and others are encouraged but the focus should always be related to best practice implementation or examples of the (B)IM process as defined in ISO19650 or the UK BIM Framework.