Rob Jackson

Associate Director, Bond Bryan Digital

Rob is Associate Director at Bond Bryan Digital, a BIM consultancy established in March 2016. Rob is an Architect by training, who now works as a consultant to develop and deliver robust client information requirements. He is well known for his passionate belief in the use of open standards to improve the outputs and ultimately outcomes in our industry.

He has published a book on authoring COBie, writes for Bond Bryan’s popular award-winning BIM Blog, written far too many quality checking rules in Solibri to count, and shares his thoughts and opinions through the company twitter account: @bondbryanBIM.

All Sessions by Rob Jackson

  • Day 1

    26 February

  • 12.00  - 12.45
    Information is an important asset in its own right, yet we don’t recognize it. Defining, planning, delivering & checking provides the golden thread & feedback loop to reduce the performance gap at handover. Managing the information ecosystem on projects cuts down the waste, the risk & ultimately the chaos which leads to so many issues. Information is the building blocks of BIM, having a deeper understanding of it will enable us to improve interoperability, join up technology & give people what they need to carry out their work. It’s time to improve our digital literacy! We will cover information theory, openBIM and why huge/multiple documents just won’t work anymore to manage the complexity of information. As part of this presentation we will also introduce the background to how we arrived at our chosen technology solutions. Part 2 to be presented on Day 2 will follow up with a live demonstration of these selected technology solutions.
    Stories
    Where
    Sir Bobby Robson Stage

  • Day 2

    27 February

  • 11.45  - 12.30
    This is Part 2 of our presentation on ‘Better Information Management (BIM) for good’ and follows Part 1 delivered on Day 1. In 2019 we launched a new concept for managing information, referred to as our ‘Information Hub’; a cloud-based solution for documenting client’s information requirements as well as managing information delivery. The ‘Information Hub’ is supported by our ‘Information Toolkit’ which supports far more complex data requirements. Both solutions, along with a number of other linked tools, form an ecosystem to support best practice information management. But the important thing to note is we are NOT selling software! This presentation shows you a glimpse of how anyone can follow a similar approach. Better information management will unleash the ability to truly drive ‘BIM for good’!
    Technology
    Where
    Ant Classroom




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