Introduction to information management

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Curriculum

Learning objectives

Course Curriculum

Introduction

1. Introduction

04:00
2. The emergence of information management

07:46
3. The standard ISO 19650

03:20
4. Roles and responsibilities

04:54

Value

Key elements

9. The key elements of information management

02:34
10. Organisational Information Requirements (OIR)

02:11
11. The information brief: PIR and AIR

04:25
12. Information standards, production methods and procedures

07:06
13. The common data environment (CDE)

04:12
14. The Information Protocol

03:11
15. The exchange information requirements (EIR)

02:00
16. Information delivery planning: The BEP

02:58

Management of the process

Scenarios

Faculty

The fundamentals of information management and its relevance in the built environment
The value that information management brings to clients, architects, constructors, and facility managers
ISO 19650 standards for governing information management processes
The key roles and responsibilities in the IM process
How to implement information management practices and procedures in project workflows

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This module explores information management (IM) within the built environment, focusing on its significance for architects and their role in enhancing project effectiveness and efficiency. Participants will learn the fundamental concepts of IM, implementation strategies, and how to effectively manage information throughout project stages.

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Introduction to information management

Course Curriculum

Introduction

1. Introduction

2. The emergence of information management

3. The standard ISO 19650

4. Roles and responsibilities

Value

5. The value to the client

6. The value to architects and consultants

7. The value to constructors

8. The value to facility and asset managers

Key elements

9. The key elements of information management

10. Organisational Information Requirements (OIR)

11. The information brief: PIR and AIR

12. Information standards, production methods and procedures

13. The common data environment (CDE)

14. The Information Protocol

15. The exchange information requirements (EIR)

16. Information delivery planning: The BEP

Management of the process

17. Procurement and launch process

18. Competencies of a lead consultant

19. Information management hygiene

20. Lessons learned

Scenarios

21. Responding to an EIR

22. Your client needs IM but does not ask for it

23. Transitioning to information management and BIM

Faculty

Deploi: information management for the built environment

By the end of this module you will be able to understand: