Inspection
Work Planning
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A collaborative digital methodology for creating, managing and exchanging information throughout the lifecycle of built assets.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a collaborative process that uses intelligent digital models to represent the physical and functional characteristics of buildings and infrastructure throughout their lifecycle. BIM integrates geometry, engineering data, specifications, schedules and asset information into a coordinated digital environment that supports design, construction, commissioning, operation and maintenance.
BIM improves collaboration, reduces design conflicts, enhances project delivery and provides high-quality digital asset information for operations and maintenance.
BIM forms a key component of modern digital engineering strategies and is frequently integrated with GIS, laser scanning, Digital Twins and Enterprise Asset Management systems to support lifecycle asset management.
Building Information Modeling is a lifecycle information management methodology rather than simply a three-dimensional model or CAD application.
Digital Engineering; Asset Information Management; Construction; Engineering Design; Digital Twins.
Developing coordinated 3D building models.; Managing construction information.; Supporting digital handover.; Integrating facility information with maintenance systems.; Creating Digital Twins.
ISO 19650; ISO 16739
VisualAIM connects glossary concepts to the asset records, inspection histories, and workflows they describe.
