Digital Construction Week brought me here…
WELCOME
Hopefully over the last few days you will have decided to visit our thinkBIM blog due to a conversation you may have had, or a leaflet you may have found at Digital Construction Week. Or maybe you were looking for BIM events in Yorkshire and came across us! Whatever your reasons, we are glad you have decided to pay our site a visit and let us take a moment to tell you a little but about us.
thinkBIM is an award winning network for Building Information Modelling (BIM) and digital construction advocates set up in 2011 by the Centre for Knowledge Exchange at the School of Built Environment and Engineering at Leeds Beckett University. We promote and accelerate the adoption of new digital technologies, products and processes throughout the built environment industry through an extensive programme of case study focussed events, guest lectures and half day conferences and seminars.
We also deliver guest speakers, consultancy and approved BIM training across the region to many businesses, organisations and educational facilities.
Now in our seventh year, we are supported in our endeavours by our proactive steering group of recognised leading early adopters and a network of over 2000 regional and national digital leaders.
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Half day conference in association with BIM4Housing (Wednesday 5th December 2018, 12:00 to 17:00, Leeds).
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Join the debate on social media. You can follow our account @thinkBIM and keep up to date with live tweeting using the hashtag #tbim2018.
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DATES FOR 2019 – PUT THEM IN YOUR DIARY!
Wednesday 13th March 2019
Wednesday 12th June 2019
Wednesday 2nd October 2019
Wednesday 4th December 2019
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Event: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning – What does it mean for the built environment?