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SUMMARY:Data-Driven Success: How Being a Data-Centric Organization Maximizes the Value of Digital Technologies
DESCRIPTION:Is your organization getting the most out of the digital technologies it deploys and data generated on your projects? This session will share the latest findings of a study conducted by NIBS and Dodge Construction Network\, that examines how nearly 200 owners in the US construction industry are deploying digital technologies on their projects and the value generated by their use. The session will also look at the degree to which these owners have transformed their policies and practices to make their organization more data-centric\, which allows them to significantly increase the project benefits that these technologies provide and their ability to leverage project data throughout their organization\, from capital planning to design and construction to asset management and operations. \nFor owners\, this session provides a roadmap for getting more out of their digital technology investments and the kinds of data-centric policies and practices they need to consider. For architects\, engineers and contractors\, the session also offers great examples of how to transform their own organizations to become more data-centric\, but more importantly\, it reveals how to build a competitive advantage through a better understanding of their clients’ digital and data needs\, and how to stay relevant as the industry continues down the path of digital transformation. \nJoin Roger Grant\, VP of Building Technology with NIBS\, and Dr. Donna Laquidara-Carr\, Industry Insights Research Director at Dodge Construction Network\, as they discuss the top findings and recommendations from the study and what they mean to everyone engaged in planning\, design\, construction and operations of buildings and civil infrastructure in this digital age.
URL:https://nibs.org/event/data-driven-success-how-being-a-data-centric-organization-maximizes-the-value-of-digital-technologies/
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SUMMARY:Adventures in Hygrothermal Modeling
DESCRIPTION:Hygrothermal modeling\, the analysis of heat and moisture transport through building enclosure assemblies\, reveals many of the climate-specific building science secrets that are key to durable design of walls and roofs and other assemblies. Debunking rules of thumb and avoiding answers of “it depends” – data and analysis can reveal exactly how many inches of a certain insulation are required\, exactly what perm-rating will optimize an assembly\, and what kind of havoc a reservoir cladding system can create. Case studies will be shown that demonstrate when perm rating matters and when it does not\, the impact of roof membrane color and the risks of “cool roofing\,” and when HT (high-temp) rated membranes are actually required. This presentation’s ulterior motive is to convince the audience that every architecture firm should be doing in-house hygrothermal modeling as an integral component of climate-specific\, durable\, and resilient design.
URL:https://nibs.org/event/adventures-in-hygrothermal-modeling/
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