Baltic BIM Management at BIM Forum 2024: Driving Innovation in the Built Environment
2024 November 29
The BIM Podcast is a platform dedicated to sharing authentic insights from the construction industry. It provides a unique opportunity to learn from business leaders as they share their growth journeys, challenges, and philosophies. Here, we highlight two recent episodes that dive into critical topics shaping the future of BIM and project management.
What Defines a Quality BIM Project?
In this episode, we sat down with Nerijus Kurciavičius, founder and director of UAB Baltic BIM Management. The company has been a prominent player in the Baltic market for the past four years, specializing in BIM project management and coordination services. With around 20 active projects running simultaneously, their team has built a wealth of experience that helps them consistently deliver exceptional results and share valuable expertise with their clients.
The discussion centered around the next level of BIM—beyond project visualization. Nerijus highlighted the importance of utilizing BIM as a tool for information management, focusing on:
- The properties of project elements.
- The critical role of accurate information in the BIM model.
- The tangible benefits of leveraging data for decision-making.
This episode underscores how high-quality BIM practices can maximize efficiency, minimize risks, and improve project outcomes.
Tackling Changes in Projects – A Two-Part Series
Change management remains one of the most significant and costly challenges in the construction industry. Episode #4 evolved into an engaging two-part series, featuring an insightful discussion with:
- Lukas Rekevičius, Architect (UAB Aketuri Architektai)
- Tomas Segalis, Architect (UAB Viltekta)
- Nerijus Kurcevičius, Director (UAB Baltic BIM Management)
The panel explored the root causes and consequences of project changes, offering actionable strategies to mitigate their frequency and impact. Key topics included:
- Understanding why changes occur in projects.
- Assessing the financial and operational implications of changes.
- Developing proactive measures to minimize disruptions and reduce costs.
The conversation is a must-listen for professionals looking to enhance project stability and control.
Why These Conversations Matter
These episodes reflect the evolving nature of the construction industry, where BIM practices are no longer just about visualization but serve as powerful tools for data-driven decision-making. By addressing the challenges of information quality and change management, the discussions provide actionable insights that can drive better outcomes for projects of all scales.
Let’s unlock the future of construction together!
