Revision of News: Friday 27th April 2012 from Fri, 2012-04-27 14:24
NEWS UPDATE.. Dear Planners, Schedulers and Project Controls Professionals. Here is an update from us with some current and, we hope, pertinent news. Regards... Planning Planet Team | |
GUILD OF PROJECT CONTROLS - PHASE 2 LAUNCH... We have been asked by the Guild Management Team to announce their Phase 2 Launch Presentation which explains the progress made and achievements to date.
If anyone has any questions, advice, statements or wants to find out more then we have been advised to directyou tothisemail address. Please email Help@TheGuild.net | |
IS BUILDING TIME INTO BIM A KEY TO SUCCESS? Every firm in construction is watching the approach of BIM with huge interest. BIM, or building information modelling, is a crucial part of the construction strategy through which the government seeks to create high-impact changes within this vital British industry. Read full article by Paul Bamforth, Managing Director of Asta Development, published in Project Manager Today Asta and BIM Read about Asta and BIM and watch videos from some of our technology partners at: Asta and Tekla announce new link to enhance BIM project scheduling Asta Development and Tekla have announced a new solution which enhances interoperability and information flow between Tekla Structures and Asta Powerproject software. To read the full story, Come and see us at the following events Asta will be exhibiting at the following events and look forward to seeing you there if you are able to attend.
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RECRUITMENT WATCH... ![]() Welcome to the April edition of the planning recruitment watch, brought to you by Project Resource Ltd. We bring you the latest trends in planning recruitment across the UK, helping you plot your next career move. Demand for planners has picked up across the country since the start of March. Whilst there was some concern after a dip in February, requirements from employers are now coming in faster than at any other point since the New Year. Across the Midlands and Anglia we are seeing renewed demand for intermediate planners from power, water and civils backgrounds looking to work on either a permanent or contract basis. This demand for intermediate planners is repeated in London where a post recession skills shortage has created a growing number of vacancies for planners with rail or heavy civils project experience. Both the North West and South West are reporting constant and consistent demand for intermediate to senior planners with demonstrable experience in the nuclear, power and oil & gas sectors. In addition, our Manchester planning team are reporting an ongoing desire to speak with planners with EPC experience to work on perm and contract positions in the North West. If you are a planner and are considering your next career move, please visit our website today, we may have the perfect role for your experience and requirements. We also offer a referral scheme that rewards you for your recommendations, click here for details. | |
NEWS: SYNCHRO SPEAKING AT THE BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING SUMMIT 2012... Birmingham, England, April 11th, 2012 – Bringing the latest 4D BIM software and innovative vision to project management, Synchro is delighted to participate into and speak at the Building Information Modeling Summit 2012 on April 1st in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. “We are very pleased to meet top professionals from all over the world and to introduce Synchro globally,” said John Razzell, Synchro Vice President of European Sales. “The conference is a great platform for the development of BIM technology with various findings, analysis and debates.” Today, Building Information Technology has revolutionized the way stakeholders communicate, solve problems and design buildings, and has evolved into a business process which facilitates the integrated model throughout the lifecycle of a building to drive product, delivery and performance efficiency. With the broader use of BIM technology, how to effectively develop BIM to increase construction efficiency becomes a key issue to the conference as well as the entire industry. With over 70 participants from general contractors and developers to consultants and architects joining in the debate, the Building Information Modelling Summit 2012 offered a significant insight into:
As one of the speakers in the summit, Eric Olsen, Synchro Vice President for Partner Support and University Relations Director provided a view of using Synchro 4D BIM technology for delivery, planning and scheduling:
At the meantime, with the Middle East on the verge of a BIM boom, the conference created a unique opportunity for local professionals to explore the future development of BIM and to leverage the business process to its full potential. “Partnered with CMCS, Synchro is actively used in various construction projects in the Middle East area.” said Eric, “Moreover, through Synchro University Software Program, we also dedicates to providing industry-leading construction software to schools and students in the Middle East with no cost in support of their Construction Management education.” “To date, American University of Sharja has already been in the program bringing them a latest access to advanced 4D BIM technology and effective interaction with the global BIM professionals.” Eric said. For more information about the Building Information Modeling Summit 2012, please visit the website: http://www.thebimsummit.com/Event.aspx?id=671866 | |
PLANNING & SCHEDULING AWARDS... Please take alook at the day's symposium and awards...
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IN CASE YOU DIDNT LOOK AT THIS WHEN READING ABOVE... We have been asked by the Guild Management Team to announce their Phase 2 Launch Presentation which explains the progress made and achievements to date.
If anyone has any questions, advice, statements or wants to find out more then we have been advised to directyou tothisemail address. Please email Help@TheGuild.net | |
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