Join the National Institute of Building Sciences BIM Council, as we discuss the current state of digital delivery and lay the groundwork for future exploration. This webinar will highlight an increasing trend toward collaboration and the impacts of requirements related to information privacy and cyber security. We will hear from leaders and stakeholders from the design, construction, owner, and IT solution partner perspectives. This will also be an opportunity to share your feedback and inform the National BIM Program’s leadership as they review and formulate strategic direction.

As a result of participation in this session, attendees will be able to:

1. Identify current standards and requirements related to information privacy and cyber security as it relates to the built environment.
2. Recognize and state 1-2 key impacts of information privacy and cyber security requirements to the collaborative digital delivery process.
3. Explain how technology has evolved in support of collaborative digital delivery.
4. Identify 3 process areas impacted by requirements supporting information privacy and cyber security.

Rules of Engagement

To ensure we have a collaborative and constructive discussion, the following rules will apply to each part of the series without exception:

• Clear objectives. The objective of this hearing is constructive dialog between AECO, Government Agency, and Technology stakeholders that:
  • propose shared solutions that meet project collaboration and cyber security needs.
• No sales. In line with the objectives stated above, there will be a no tolerance policy regarding the active selling or promotion of specific products or services.
• Adopt tech-agnostic terminology. While we cannot totally avoid referring to our specific technology solutions by name, team facilitators will ensure that stakeholder technology is identified by the generic application is serves for the given scenario.
  • i.e. - “Procore'' should instead be known as the GC’s Project Management (PM) System)
• Protect client and project information. All participants are asked to refrain from using specific project or stakeholder names to protect anonymity and avoid liability.

Audience

All AECO industry

Join the National Institute of Building Sciences in Washington, DC, as we uncover current state challenges and discover opportunities to improve capital project delivery in the digital age. The in-person workshop, with lead facilitation provided by our BIM Council leadership and distinguished partners, will bring together a maximum of 50 hand-selected AECO stakeholders to participate on focused teams. Prior to the workshop, invited participants are asked to join live or watch the recording of a 90-minute webinar and panel discussion covering industry standards and certifications that will drive the team discussions. Participants will represent their design, construction, owner, or IT solution partner stakeholder bias during team breakout sessions that will be structured to help identify key areas of impact for each stakeholder group relative to information privacy and cyber security requirements. Following the breakouts, each team will report the opportunities identified to the larger group for discussion and further validation. To close the session, all validated opportunities will be shared with the National BIM Program Steering Committee to review and recommend future actions by the National BIM Program. An education session will be held at Building Innovation 2022 September 26-28 in Washington, DC, to discuss the findings from the webinar and workshop.

Learning Objectives

As a result of participation in this session, attendees will be able to:

• Recognize and state the key impacts of information privacy and cyber security requirements to the collaborative digital delivery process.
• Explain how technology has evolved in support of collaborative digital delivery.
• Identify 3 process areas impacted by requirements supporting information privacy and cyber security.
• Communicate which key impacts most significantly represent each stakeholder position.

Agenda

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

To ensure we have a collaborative and constructive discussion, the following rules will apply to each part of the series without exception:

• Clear objectives. The objective of this hearing is constructive dialog between AECO, Government Agency, and Technology stakeholders that:
  • propose shared solutions that meet project collaboration and cyber security needs.
• No sales. In line with the objectives stated above, there will be a no tolerance policy regarding the active selling or promotion of specific products or services.
• Adopt tech-agnostic terminology. While we cannot totally avoid referring to our specific technology solutions by name, team facilitators will ensure that stakeholder technology is identified by the generic application it serves for the given scenario. 
  • i.e. - “Procore'' should instead be known as the GC’s Project Management (PM) System)
• Protect client and project information. All participants are asked to refrain from using specific project or stakeholder names to protect anonymity and avoid liability.

Audience

An invite-only event

Travel Information

Event Location: American Institute of Architects Headquarters, 1735 New York Ave NW, Washington, DC 20006
Airports: Ronald Reagan Washington Airport (DCA) 4.1 miles; Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI) 35 miles; Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) 26 miles
Hotels: AKA White House .4mi; Hampton Inn .4mi; Courtyard by Marriott .3mi; State Plaza Hotel .4mi; Hilton Garden Inn .9mi; The Hay Adams Hotel .5mi; The St. Regis Hotel .6mi; The Capitol Hilton .6mi
Metro: Farragut West Station (Blue, Orange, and Silver Lines) .4 miles
Parking: Metered Street Parking; Colonial Parking Garage-1800 G Street NW (closes at 5PM)

Presented by Rachel Riopel, AIA, NCARB, Digital Practice Leader, HDR; Nathan C. Wood, Executive Director, CPC; and Connor Christian, PE, Senior Product Manager, Procore Technologies.

Join us as we convene a group of experts and stakeholders in the field of security from various perspectives to discuss the impacts of security regulations on the drive towards BIM enabled project delivery and operations. 

As ISO/IEC 27001:2013 will soon be replaced by ISO/IEC 27001:2022, there are many questions and considerations as organizations prepare for the new standard and its requirements. Come join industry subject matter experts and peers from around the world for BSI’s event, Can your clients trust your defense against cyber-attacks? The event is intended for both existing ISO/IEC 27001 certification holders and aspiring organizations.

The event includes a training session and a variety of interactive breakout sessions that will explore topics around information security, its changing landscape and new threats. You will receive a certificate and continuing education units for attending this valuable, unique event. At the close of the day, connect with industry peers and the expert panel of speakers at our networking hour. We can’t wait to meet you.

As ISO/IEC 27001:2013 will soon be replaced by ISO/IEC 27001:2022, there are many questions and considerations as organizations prepare for the new standard and its requirements. Come join industry subject matter experts and peers from around the world for BSI’s event, Can your clients trust your defense against cyber-attacks? The event is intended for both existing ISO/IEC 27001 certification holders and aspiring organizations.

The event includes a training session and a variety of interactive breakout sessions that will explore topics around information security, its changing landscape and new threats. You will receive a certificate and continuing education units for attending this valuable, unique event. At the close of the day, connect with industry peers and the expert panel of speakers at our networking hour. We can’t wait to meet you.