EPISODE 50: The Digitisation of the Construction Industry with Chris Razzell

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The Digital Transition

Hosted by Nathan Hildebrandt

50 episodes

9 months ago

When it comes to Building Information Modelling (BIM) processes the questions are endless… But where do you go to find the answers?

The Digital Transition is a podcast series created to assist those tasked with implementing Digital Strategies. The goal: To create higher quality outcomes in the development of the built environment by unravelling the masses of misleading information and confusing terminology. Each episode focuses on a key topic of interest and invites a different Industry leader to contribute their expertise. Together the episodes create a series of conversations, sharing knowledge and experiences to support you on your own Transition.

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EPISODE 50: The Digitisation of the Construction Industry with Chris Razzell

The Digital Transition

59 minutes 29 seconds

2 years ago

EPISODE 50: The Digitisation of the Construction Industry with Chris Razzell

The Digital Transition Podcast is powered by Bond University’s Building Information Modelling Program. In this episode, I talk with Chris Razzell from dRofus about the current state of data usage and digitisation of the AECO industries. We discuss the current challenges that are faced, the current uptake of the various sectors, and discuss the opportunities that we can embrace to move forward and benefit from connected data.
Thanks for listening over the last 50 episodes, we will be taking a short break until next year, when we will continue the journey with our next series of podcasts. Take the time to go back over the episodes you may have missed, the content in all of the episodes is still highly relevant. Until we are back, good luck with your Digital Transition.