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Table of Contents
Intro
Preface
Contents
List of Editors and Contributors
1 The Built Environment, BIM and the FM Perspective
1.1 Digital Transformation of Construction, Real Estate and Facility Management
1.2 Linking BIM with Sensors
1.3 The Importance of BIM During the Lifespan of Buildings
1.4 Benefits of BIM in Real Estate Operations
1.5 Successful Projects Through BIM Strategy and Knowledge Transfer
1.6 The Role of FM in BIM Projects
1.7 Information Requirements-A Critical Success Factor for BIM Projects
1.8 CDE Usage for Information Delivery to the FM Team
1.9 Validating the Owner Requirements
1.10 Strategies for the Digitalization of an Entire Real Estate Portfolio
1.11 BIM and Interoperability
1.12 Summary
References
2 Digitalization Trends in Real Estate Management
2.1 CAFM and IWMS
2.2 Building Information Modeling
2.3 IT Integration Technologies
2.3.1 File Integration
2.3.2 Integration of Alphanumeric Data
2.3.3 Integration of Functionality and Logic
2.3.4 Integration into the User Interface
2.4 Mobile Computing
2.4.1 Mobility
2.4.2 Characteristics of Mobile Computing
2.4.3 Advantages of Mobile Computing
2.4.4 Restrictions and Disadvantages
2.4.5 Mobile Applications in the Real Estate Sector
2.4.5.1 Mobile Data Capture
2.4.5.2 Mobile Document Management
2.4.5.3 Mobile Field Services
2.4.6 The Future of Mobile Computing
2.5 Cloud Computing
2.6 Mixed and Augmented Reality
2.7 Big Data and Analytics
2.7.1 Relevant Data Classes
2.7.1.1 BIM Geometry Data
2.7.1.2 BIM Asset and Element Data
2.7.1.3 Behavioral Data
2.7.1.4 Business, Process and Financial Data
2.7.2 Analysis Options and Analytics Options
2.8 Internet of Things
2.9 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
2.10 Digital Workplace
2.10.1 Digital Workplace in CAFM/IWMS
2.10.2 Digital Workplace Management Systems
2.10.3 BIM for Digital Workplaces
2.10.4 Outlook
2.11 Building Simulation
2.11.1 Objectives of Simulation
2.11.2 Integration of Simulation Tools with BIM
2.11.2.1 Integrated Simulation Tools
2.11.2.2 Simulation Tools with Independent Simulation Models
2.11.3 Applications
2.11.3.1 Building Simulation in the Planning Phase
2.11.3.2 Construction Process and Operation Simulation
2.11.3.3 Space and People Flow Simulation
2.12 PropTechs
2.13 Summary
References
3 BIM Basics for Real Estate and Facility Managers
3.1 From CAD to BIM
3.2 CAFM Basics
3.3 Benefits of BIM for Facility Managers
3.3.1 Why BIM for FM?
3.3.2 Benefits of BIM in Commissioning
3.3.3 Benefits of BIM in Operation
3.3.4 Benefits of BIM in Renovation and Conversion
3.3.5 Benefits of BIM in Everyday Work
3.3.6 The Digital Twin Principle
3.3.7 Requirements for the Use of BIM Models in Real Estate Operations
3.4 BIM Basics for Facility Managers
Preface
Contents
List of Editors and Contributors
1 The Built Environment, BIM and the FM Perspective
1.1 Digital Transformation of Construction, Real Estate and Facility Management
1.2 Linking BIM with Sensors
1.3 The Importance of BIM During the Lifespan of Buildings
1.4 Benefits of BIM in Real Estate Operations
1.5 Successful Projects Through BIM Strategy and Knowledge Transfer
1.6 The Role of FM in BIM Projects
1.7 Information Requirements-A Critical Success Factor for BIM Projects
1.8 CDE Usage for Information Delivery to the FM Team
1.9 Validating the Owner Requirements
1.10 Strategies for the Digitalization of an Entire Real Estate Portfolio
1.11 BIM and Interoperability
1.12 Summary
References
2 Digitalization Trends in Real Estate Management
2.1 CAFM and IWMS
2.2 Building Information Modeling
2.3 IT Integration Technologies
2.3.1 File Integration
2.3.2 Integration of Alphanumeric Data
2.3.3 Integration of Functionality and Logic
2.3.4 Integration into the User Interface
2.4 Mobile Computing
2.4.1 Mobility
2.4.2 Characteristics of Mobile Computing
2.4.3 Advantages of Mobile Computing
2.4.4 Restrictions and Disadvantages
2.4.5 Mobile Applications in the Real Estate Sector
2.4.5.1 Mobile Data Capture
2.4.5.2 Mobile Document Management
2.4.5.3 Mobile Field Services
2.4.6 The Future of Mobile Computing
2.5 Cloud Computing
2.6 Mixed and Augmented Reality
2.7 Big Data and Analytics
2.7.1 Relevant Data Classes
2.7.1.1 BIM Geometry Data
2.7.1.2 BIM Asset and Element Data
2.7.1.3 Behavioral Data
2.7.1.4 Business, Process and Financial Data
2.7.2 Analysis Options and Analytics Options
2.8 Internet of Things
2.9 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
2.10 Digital Workplace
2.10.1 Digital Workplace in CAFM/IWMS
2.10.2 Digital Workplace Management Systems
2.10.3 BIM for Digital Workplaces
2.10.4 Outlook
2.11 Building Simulation
2.11.1 Objectives of Simulation
2.11.2 Integration of Simulation Tools with BIM
2.11.2.1 Integrated Simulation Tools
2.11.2.2 Simulation Tools with Independent Simulation Models
2.11.3 Applications
2.11.3.1 Building Simulation in the Planning Phase
2.11.3.2 Construction Process and Operation Simulation
2.11.3.3 Space and People Flow Simulation
2.12 PropTechs
2.13 Summary
References
3 BIM Basics for Real Estate and Facility Managers
3.1 From CAD to BIM
3.2 CAFM Basics
3.3 Benefits of BIM for Facility Managers
3.3.1 Why BIM for FM?
3.3.2 Benefits of BIM in Commissioning
3.3.3 Benefits of BIM in Operation
3.3.4 Benefits of BIM in Renovation and Conversion
3.3.5 Benefits of BIM in Everyday Work
3.3.6 The Digital Twin Principle
3.3.7 Requirements for the Use of BIM Models in Real Estate Operations
3.4 BIM Basics for Facility Managers