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    *Wanderer

    Anyone attending the May 2007 National BIM Conference?

    399 Views, 2 Replies
    05-11-2007 09:51 AM
    Saw a notification about it today... conference 5/15-17 in Anaheim, CA.
    Sponsored by National Institute of Building Sciences, Facilities
    Information Council, National BIM Standard and AECnews and CADalyst.

    the site for the event is www.bimconference.com

    I'm not exactly sure what the AEC-ST exhibit is, but with the
    description in the CADalyst announcemnet makes it sound like it's
    something that would affect FMers:
    "The National BIM Conference is part of AEC-ST - the only event
    addressing the IT needs of the entire facilities and construction team
    and covering the entire lifecycle of the built environment. AEC-ST is
    co-located with Ecobuild America which covers green and sustainable
    building. For more information on AEC-ST, visit http://www.aecst.com."

    I'd love to hear from anyone who attends. What type of 'now' and
    'future' projects others are doing, recommended resources, etc.

    For the past two years at my Facility and Corporate 'Planning
    Conference', I've presented briefly on BIM as applied to our field
    (Facilities and MEP design planning, building, maintenance) to plant the
    idea in the heads of the executives and get them to start thinking about
    it as momentum grows with BIM adoption and education.

    Melanie Perry
    ***not all who wander are lost***
    http://mistressofthedorkness.blogspot.com
    Please use plain text.
    *clintonG

    Re: Anyone attending the May 2007 National BIM Conference?

    06-01-2007 12:26 PM in reply to: *Wanderer
    I could tell you everything you need to know about BIM if you're prepared to
    "handle the truth."

    But in the meantime, I was just about to publish a news article "Viability
    of Acquiring FM Desktop for Temporary Large-Scale Project" hoping you'd
    respond.

    <%= Clinton Gallagher
    NET csgallagher AT metromilwaukee.com
    URL http://clintongallagher.metromilwaukee.com/


    "Wanderer" wrote in message
    news:5583436@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Saw a notification about it today... conference 5/15-17 in Anaheim, CA.
    Sponsored by National Institute of Building Sciences, Facilities
    Information Council, National BIM Standard and AECnews and CADalyst.

    the site for the event is www.bimconference.com

    I'm not exactly sure what the AEC-ST exhibit is, but with the
    description in the CADalyst announcemnet makes it sound like it's
    something that would affect FMers:
    "The National BIM Conference is part of AEC-ST - the only event
    addressing the IT needs of the entire facilities and construction team
    and covering the entire lifecycle of the built environment. AEC-ST is
    co-located with Ecobuild America which covers green and sustainable
    building. For more information on AEC-ST, visit http://www.aecst.com."

    I'd love to hear from anyone who attends. What type of 'now' and
    'future' projects others are doing, recommended resources, etc.

    For the past two years at my Facility and Corporate 'Planning
    Conference', I've presented briefly on BIM as applied to our field
    (Facilities and MEP design planning, building, maintenance) to plant the
    idea in the heads of the executives and get them to start thinking about
    it as momentum grows with BIM adoption and education.

    Melanie Perry
    ***not all who wander are lost***
    http://mistressofthedorkness.blogspot.com
    Please use plain text.
    *Wanderer

    Re: Anyone attending the May 2007 National BIM Conference?

    06-01-2007 12:31 PM in reply to: *Wanderer
    Clinton,
    I am most definitely *not* ready to handle the truth. Ignorance is
    bliss, after all, and I'm a relatively happy person. :smileywink:

    Your news article would definitely interest me, of course.

    Melanie Perry
    ***not all who wander are lost***
    http://mistressofthedorkness.blogspot.com

    clintonG wrote:
    > I could tell you everything you need to know about BIM if you're prepared to
    > "handle the truth."
    >
    > But in the meantime, I was just about to publish a news article "Viability
    > of Acquiring FM Desktop for Temporary Large-Scale Project" hoping you'd
    > respond.
    >
    > <%= Clinton Gallagher
    > NET csgallagher AT metromilwaukee.com
    > URL http://clintongallagher.metromilwaukee.com/
    >
    >
    > "Wanderer" wrote in message
    > news:5583436@discussion.autodesk.com...
    > Saw a notification about it today... conference 5/15-17 in Anaheim, CA.
    > Sponsored by National Institute of Building Sciences, Facilities
    > Information Council, National BIM Standard and AECnews and CADalyst.
    >
    > the site for the event is www.bimconference.com
    >
    > I'm not exactly sure what the AEC-ST exhibit is, but with the
    > description in the CADalyst announcemnet makes it sound like it's
    > something that would affect FMers:
    > "The National BIM Conference is part of AEC-ST - the only event
    > addressing the IT needs of the entire facilities and construction team
    > and covering the entire lifecycle of the built environment. AEC-ST is
    > co-located with Ecobuild America which covers green and sustainable
    > building. For more information on AEC-ST, visit http://www.aecst.com."
    >
    > I'd love to hear from anyone who attends. What type of 'now' and
    > 'future' projects others are doing, recommended resources, etc.
    >
    > For the past two years at my Facility and Corporate 'Planning
    > Conference', I've presented briefly on BIM as applied to our field
    > (Facilities and MEP design planning, building, maintenance) to plant the
    > idea in the heads of the executives and get them to start thinking about
    > it as momentum grows with BIM adoption and education.
    >
    > Melanie Perry
    > ***not all who wander are lost***
    > http://mistressofthedorkness.blogspot.com
    Please use plain text.