The VIU workshops are organised by the buildingSMART's International Technical Management Committee. The purpose is to bring the software vendors and users together in a problem solving working environment. Currently it is not a marketing event for the vendor; it is about getting something for the ITM and for the users. In the future, multiple tracks may be considered to include commercialisation as a theme.
| Singapore VIU Workshop 2 November, 2004 | ||
| 14:00 - 14:15 | Cheng Tai Fatt (BCA, Singapore) | The past, present and future of code checking in Singapore |
| 14:15 - 14:45 | Wawan Solihin (novaCITYNETS) | Lessons learned from experience of code-checking implementation in Singapore: Success, Challenges and future outlook |
| 14:45 - 15:15 | Jeff Wix (AEC3) | Building Code and code checking developments in the UK and Norway |
| 15:15 - 15:45 | Naveed Shaikh (novaCITYNETS), Thomas Liebich (AEC3) | Impact of demands for code-checking usage to IFC model, CAD, and End users; and what do we do about it?< |
| 15:45 - 16:15 | Chidambaram (novaCITYNETS), Jeff Wix (AEC3) | Assessment of IFC model sufficiency for Building Services code-checking and readiness of CAD (incorporating feedbacks from Building authorities) |
| Bath VIU Workshop 5 July 2004 |
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| Nick Terry Open speech | |
| ISO Fraternal Greetings and Objectives (Howard Mason, ISO Convener, UK
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CHALLENGES: Digital form - how to protect data in the long term. Convergence with standards. Cross-sectoral integration. To allow STEP/IAI to work together. |
| DDS regards IFC as the way forward | |
| Rasso Steinmann: IFC implementations worldwide | |
| Thomas Liebich: Scope of IFC specifications | |
| Statement of commitments | |
| Case Studies |
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| VIU breakout discussion outcomes | 12 point summary from the workshop:
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