BIM is transforming how architects, lighting designers, interior designers, and manufacturers collaborate and manage projects. This session will explore how digital practice management helps firms streamline workflows, improve coordination, and maintain strong BIM standards. Attendees will learn how to develop efficient BIM templates, train teams efficiently, and integrate BIM into their lighting and architectural workflows. Through real-world examples, we’ll show how structured BIM implementation can reduce inefficiencies, enhance teamwork, and improve project outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
- Define Digital Practice and Digital Practice Management (DPM) and explain their impact on firm performance.
- Identify gaps in standards, training, and project oversight that lead to inefficiency, inconsistency, and project risk.
- Describe how firm standards, staff development, and project mentoring work together to create a structured digital environment.
- Outline the key components of firm standards — including Project Execution Planning — and explain how they reduce coordination risk and improve project outcomes.
