Shared data environments with BIM

In the epicenter of the digital transformation of the construction sector, the BIM model (Building Information Modeling) lies, the Common Data Environment (CDE) being the essence of its ability to efficiently manage information throughout the life cycle of an asset. This course focuses on providing the student with a deep understanding about the CDE and its strategic relevance in the BIM methodology. Through a didactic structure that addresses both the theory and practical examples, the participants will deepen the uses and benefits of a CDE, the essential characteristics of a software that meets this role and the processes that can be housed in this environment to optimize project management. This is a decisive step for professionals who seek to integrate current knowledge and implement intelligent practices in the Construction Information Administration.

- Understand what is a CDE and its importance within the BIM methodology while it is the center of information management. - Know what features a information management software should gather so that a CDE can be considered. - Understand what type of processes can be implemented in a CDE throughout the entire life cycle.

The "Bim. Common Data Environment Advanced" course opens the doors to a career specialized in digital construction project management. Students can enter roles such as BIM coordinators, project managers or data managers, implementing digital transformation strategies, optimizing resources with the use and advantages of a CDE. They will be prepared to lead digitalization in the sector, applying practical knowledge for the improvement in collaboration and efficiency, with the support of real examples and the most current solutions of leading manufacturers.

The "Bim. Common Data Environment Advanced" course prepares you to include the centrality of the common data environment (CDE) in the BIM methodology, crucial in the digital transformation of construction. You will acquire key knowledge about the functionalities and benefits of a CDE, identifying the characteristics that software must have to efficiently manage the information. Through practical examples, you will explore the processes that can be integrated into a CDE, improving project management throughout their life cycle.

This course is designed for professionals and construction enthusiasts who seek to understand the relevance of the Common Data Environment (CDE) in the BIM methodology. They will learn about their crucial function in data management throughout the life cycle of a project, the characteristics that define an effective CDE and how to implement processes within this environment using different softwares, supported by practical cases and the digital evolution of the sector.