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The Digital and Information Management Pathway.

From BIM Coordinator to Digital Director

4 modules · 16 lessons · about 2 hours · free, with a certificate at the end

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What this pathway teaches.

Sixteen lessons across four modules, each closed out with a ten question exam. Pass at 80% to unlock the next module. Complete all four to earn your certificate.

Four modules, taken in order. A 10-question exam closes each one; you need 8 out of 10 to pass, retakes are unlimited, and the next module unlocks when you do. Finish all four and your certificate is issued in your name.

The modules

01

Foundations

The coordinator's toolkit reframed for leadership: federation and clash as risk control, the common data environment as your product, requirements and standards that decide usable data, records as evidence.

  1. Clash Detection Is Risk Control, Not the Job · about 7 minutes
  2. Information Management, Not BIM Management, and Why the Model Police Kill Adoption · about 7 minutes
  3. The Common Data Environment Is the Product You Run · about 6 minutes
  4. Requirements, Standards and Level of Information Need: The Documents That Decide Whether Data Is Usable · about 6 minutes

Module exam: 10 questions, about 5 minutes.

02

Information, Assets and the Golden Thread

What the data is actually for once the job ends: asset information over project information, the golden thread as statutory duty, security minded practice, and an honest read on digital twins and AI.

  1. Project Information Versus Asset Information, and What Handover Actually Needs to Contain · about 5 minutes
  2. The Operational Phase and Requirements That Actually Reach Back Upstream · about 7 minutes
  3. The Golden Thread and Security Minded Information Management · about 7 minutes
  4. Digital Twins, 4D, 5D, Reality Capture and AI: An Honest Audit · about 7 minutes

Module exam: 10 questions, about 5 minutes.

03

The Management Layer

The step from delivering a project's information to running the function: leading and standardising, embedding capability, evidencing value, assessing supply chain and reporting upward.

  1. Leading Information Managers Across Projects and Setting a Standard That Survives a Busy Job · about 7 minutes
  2. Embedding Capability Instead of Policing It · about 7 minutes
  3. The Return on Investment Problem: Proving the Value of a Function That Prevents Costs · about 7 minutes
  4. Assessing the Supply Chain Honestly and Reporting Status Upward · about 7 minutes

Module exam: 10 questions, about 5 minutes.

04

Getting There

The route to digital director: promotion or move, board credibility, commercial fluency, the first ninety days and the failure modes that stall it.

  1. Internal Promotion or External Move, and the Credibility Problem · about 7 minutes
  2. What Boards Actually Want, in Commercial Language · about 6 minutes
  3. The First Ninety Days: An Honest Audit of What Is Used Against What Was Bought · about 6 minutes
  4. Failure Modes, and Where the Role Leads Next · about 7 minutes

Module exam: 10 questions, about 5 minutes.

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