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Shaping a Digital WorldHarnessing digitally enabled innovation13 October, Institution of Civil Engineers, London

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Digital advances are fundamentally changing the way business is done. How you embrace technology and behavioural change will determine your ability to succeed in future.

To help you stay relevant, ICE is organising the Shaping a Digital World conference – an event that will

help transform not only the tools you are using, but also your complete approach to the way you build, maintain and operate infrastructure assets.

The conference programme, written by the ICE’s Digital Advisory Board and based on the State of the Nation report, addresses the big challenges we as engineers face every day – low levels of productivity, pressure to work more efficiently, redefine value beyond cost, increase use of technologies and guarantee infrastructure resilience.

On 13 October, you will take great steps forward on your digital transformation journey and take-away practical lessons that will help you deliver projects faster, cheaper and better.

President’s foreword

Professor Tim BroydPresident

Institution of Civil Engineers

Richard ShennanGroup Digital Business

Development Director

Mott Macdonald

Mark EnzerGroup Technical Director Mott MacDonald

Ian BlackmanProject Management

Office

Digital Built Britain

Teodoro Alvarez-FadónGlobal Head of Innovation

Ferrovial Agroman

John FosterEuropean Business

Development Manager BIM

Topcon

Peter Vale Engineering Information Manager

Thames Tideway Tunnel

Tom InglisSenior Digital Engineer

Laing O’Rourke

Alain WahaDigital Transformation and

Business Incubation

BuroHappold

Tim BroydPresidentInstitution of Civil Engineers

Anne KempDirector of BIM Strategy and

Development, Atkins and Chair

of UK BIM Alliance and Building

SMART UKI

Shaping a Digital World Advisory Board


• Embrace the need for change atevery level of the infrastructureindustry

• Determine your first stepstowards transformation

• Assess effective routes toincreased resilience andsmarter infrastructure

• Learn how to place end usersat the heart of every decisionthroughout the project lifecycle

• Bring back to the office ideasfor shifting behaviour andreducing organisational andproject vulnerabilities to cyber-security risks

RIGHT SKILLS TO ADAPT TO ADVANCES IN TECHNOLOGY AND

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

MAINSTREAMING SECURITY MINDEDNESS

ELECTRICITY CAPACITY FOR

DIGITALENHANCING RESILIENCE

THROUGH DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY

WHOLE LIFE CYCLE APPROACH BASED

ON OUTCOMES FOR END-USERS

EMBBEDINGBIM LEVEL 2 INCREASE ONSITE

PRODUCTIVITYTHROUGH INNOVATION

MAJOR PROJECTSAS SKILLS INCUBATOR

ENABLINGCOLLABORATION

Why attend

Join this one day event to make a difference to your career and organisation

Mini hackathon: Let the transformation begin

Gather with like-minded professionals to solve industry’s most pressing problems. Each group, guided by experts in infrastructure innovation, will come up with forward-thinking ideas and solutions addressing common challenges.

World Café Roundtables: It’s time to switch Fireside chats: Let’s be frank

Hosted by industry leaders, each group will be presented with a BIM Level 2 case study to discuss and analyse. After 15 minutes, each member of the group will switch to a different table highlighting new findings.

Engage in candid conversations with experienced leaders, hear inspirational stories and get honest answers to your questions.

Are you among the 69% of construction professionals falling behind the curve when it comes to technological innovation?

CHANGEBEHAVIOURS

INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY

IMPROVERESILIENCE

THRIVE AND LEAD IN THE DIGITAL ERA

Intelligent 3D design

IoT

AI

Block chain

Mobile technology

Smart citiesand motorways

Big data

Smartmeters

Connectedautomated vehicles

Con

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data

envi

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ent

VR& AR

The three streams of the conference offer delegates paths to understand, enable and benefit from digital transformation

Live polls and demonstrations


Tim BroydPresidentInstitution of Civil Engineers

Simon ColvinHead of Technology, Media and Telecoms PracticePinsent Masons

Guy Beaumont Associate Director Turner & Townsend

Graham BrierleyEuropean Hub Lead for Digital EngineeringLaing O’Rourke

Paul Alexander BrownSenior BIM CAE VDC Design Engineer Tube Lines

Mark EnzerGroup Technical DirectorMott MacDonald

Marzia BolpagniBuilt Environment and Construction Engineering DepartmentPolitecnico di Milano

Meet the speakers Shaping a Digital World is an unmissable opportunity to hear from:


Teodoro Alvarez-Farron Head of InnovationFerrovial Agroman

Chris BagleyHead of InfrastructureKnowledge Transfer Network

John EynonEngagement LeadUK BIM Alliance

Mat ColmerBuilt Environment SpecialistDigital Catapult

Tim ChapmanInfrastructure London DirectorArup

Phil CartwrightAssociate DirectorManufacturing Technology Centre

Alan CheungGroup SHE and Behavioural Management DirectorCostain

Tom DolanSenior Research Associate, UCLCentre Co-ordinatorInternational Centre for Infrastructure Futures

Chris FreemanLead Digital Manufacturing & Technical Lead Augmented RealityAdvanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC)

Richard Ellis Office Division Lead UK Microsoft


Meet the speakers Shaping a Digital World is an unmissable opportunity to hear from:

Mark LangdonNetwork Rail & Faculty of EngineeringUniversity of Nottingham

Alex JanzenExecutive Officer to CEO and UK & Europe OLTAtkins

Simon HarrisonGroup Strategy DirectorMott MacDonald

UnnameableNational Cyber Security Centre

Siddharth VarmaPolicy ManagerNational Infrastructure Commission

Phil WilbrahamExpansion Programme DirectorHeathrow

Sasha ReedVP Strategic DevelopmentBluebeam, Inc

Juliet MianAssociate DirectorArup

Iain MiskimminDigital and BIM ConsultantCrossrail/Bentley Information

Alain WahaDigital Transformation and Business

IncubationBuroHappold

Jennifer WhyteProfessor of Systems integrationLaing O’Rourke / RAEImperial College London

Anne KempDirector of BIM Strategy and Development, Atkins Chair of UK BIM Alliance and BuildingSmart UKI

Michael Bartyzel UK BIM LeadBuroHappold

Susan Hone-BrookesChief Engineer Construction & InfrastructureManufacturing Technology Centre

Jeremy SilverCEODigital Catapult

Duncan McCormickConstruction Software Sales SpecialistTopcon

Majid Al-Kader Director Customer and Market InsightBabcock International


Programme

09:10 CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKSTim Broyd, President, Institution of Civil Engineers

09:15 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Industrial Digitalisation is crucial to the UK’s economic successAn opportunity to understand the importance of adopting digital technology in line with government strategy, focusing on how industry can increase productivity, and address the skills challenges and security risks

Alex Janzen, Executive Officer to CEO and UK&Europe OLT, Atkins

09:35HOW NOT TO RE-LIVE the 1990s: Lessons from the music industry

09:55 DISRUPT OR BE DISRUPTED? Exploit disruptive infrastructure technology Richard Ellis, Office Division Lead UK, Microsoft

10:15 KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION: How to become an outcome driven industry and what role can you play in the next digital transformation phase?

Tim Broyd, President, Institution of Civil Engineers

Alex Janzen, Executive Officer to CEO and UK&Europe OLT, Atkins

Jeremy Silver, CEO, Digital Catapult

Richard Ellis, Office Division Lead UK, Microsoft

10:55 NETWORKING, REFRESHMENTS AND EXHIBITION

11:25 CONFERENCE DIVIDES INTO STREAMS

STREAM 1

FOSTERING CHANGES IN BEHAVIOURS

Led by: Anne Kemp

Director of BIM Strategy and Development, Atkins Chair of UK BIM Alliance and BuildingSmart UKI

STREAM 2

GUARANTEEING RESILIENCE

Led by: Jennifer Whyte

Laing O’Rourke / RAE Professor of Systems integration, Imperial College London

STREAM 3

DELIVERING PRODUCTIVITY

Led by: Alain WahaGlobal Head of BIM & Digital, BuroHappold

Jeremy Silver, CEO at Digital Catapult

In the late 1990s music was among the first industries to be digitally disrupted and the labels were badly hurt. One may not immediately see similarities between music and civil engineering, but with change happening there are parallels that can be drawn and valuable lessons to be learnt.

11:25 ENABLING COLLABORATION

PANEL DISCUSSION: Hear expert views on interoperability

■ What do collaboration and interoperability mean?

■ What is the expectation of the client when including ‘ interoperability’ in tender documentation?

■ Can we apply the same meaning across different stages of the infrastructure lifecycle (design, construction, operation, maintenance)?

■ It is possible to achieve full interoperability (technical, terminology, standards etc) in the future?

■ What are the legal implications?

■ How we can guarantee it in 10 - 15 years’ time?

■ What is more important: Geometrical or Data? The importance of LoD vs LoI

■ Who will benefit from “partial interoperability” or “lack of interoperability”?

Simon Colvin, Head of Technology, Media and Telecoms Practice, Pinsent Masons

Sasha Reed, VP Strategic Development, Bluebeam, Inc

Duncan McCormick, Construction Software Sales Specialist, Topcon

Marzia Bolpagni, Architectural Engineer, Built Environment and Construction Engineering Department, Politecnico di Milano

ELECTRICITY CAPACITY FOR DIGITAL

Delegates choose a challenge and work in groups. Each, guided by an expert in infrastructure innovation, will come up with forward-thinking ideas and solutions addressing the 3 challenges below:

1. How digital technology helps manage an increasinglydecentralised grid of two way flows

2. The ability of building energy systems to contribute to thenational energy system

3.

What would a consumer centric energy system look andfeel like?

TOTEX CHANGING HOW INFRASTRUCTURE IS DESIGNED

PANEL DISCUSSION: Hear expert views on

■ Balancing CAPEX with OPEX?

■ How do we increase output using TOTEX? And how do we go beyond TOTEX?

■ How to harness beneficial outcomes through delivering TOTEX?

■ How can we design, build and operate FOR the outcomes rather than just delivering to standards?

■ How can we enable the benefits to society, to the business, to the customer?

Iain Miskimmin, Digital and BIM consultant, Crossrail/ Bentley Information Management Academy and the BIM Advancement Academy

Alain Waha, GLobal head of BIM and Digital Transformation, BuroHappold

Mark Enzer, Group Technical Director, Mott MacDonald

Paul Alexander Brown, Senior BIM CAE VDC Design Engineer, Tube Lines

Feedback from each group leader

KEY TAKEAWAYSSimon HarrisonGroup Strategy Director, Mott MacDonald

12:45 LUNCH, NETWORKING AND EXHIBITION


LIVE POLLS LIVE POLLS

MINI HACKATHON

12:10

11:40

12:30

Chaired by: Teodoro Alvarez-FadónGlobal Head of Innovation, Ferrovial Agroman

Chaired by: Tom Deacon, Global Head of Digital, Turner & Townsend

SESSION INTRODUCTION: 11:40

Simon Harrison, Group Strategy Director, Mott MacDonald

Carl Collins, Digital Engineering Consultant, CIBSESimon Harrison, Group Strategy Director, Mott MacDonaldVictoria MacGregor, Director of Energy, Citizens Advice


13:45 MAJOR PROJECTS AS SKILLS INCUBATOR

PANEL DISCUSSION: Hear expert views on projects & innovation

■ What are the main digital innovations being logged on the I3P system? How should the industry collaborate with digital innovation?

■ How is Thames water embracing digital innovation? Does alliancing benefit digital innovation?

■ Should the enhancement of expertise, skill and knowledge be a defined output of projects and programmes?

■ Major projects can act as a model for incubation: how can we maintain and transfer the uplift once a project ends?

Chris Bagley, Head of Infrastructure, Knowledge Transfer Network

Mark Langdon, Network Rail & Faculty of Engineering, University of Nottingham

MAINSTREAMING SECURITY MINDEDNESS

Graham BrierleyEuropean Hub Lead for Digital Engineering, Laing O’Rourke

Cyber security meet engineering; engineering, meet

cycber security

Engineering Processes Lead, Sociotechnical Security Group, National Cyber Security Centre

INCREASING ONSITE PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH INNOVATION

Chaired by: Phil Cartwright, Associate Director, Manufacturing Technology Centre

Sector Strategy

Susan Hone-Brookes, Chief Engineer Construction & Infrastructure, Manufacturing Technology Centre

Cyber essentials and foresight on GDPR and NIS Directive – implications and penalties

Emma Philpott, CEO, The IASME ConsortiumTechnology Approach

Chris Freeman, Lead Digital Manufacturing & Technical Lead Augmented Reality, Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC)

PANEL DISCUSSION

■ The nature of security threats and their potential impact

■ The measures that organisations need to have in place

■ The role of the individual in a security-minded culture

■ The implications of incoming NIS and GDPR regulations

PANEL DISCUSSION

15:05 REFRESHMENTS, NETWORKING AND EXHIBITION

LIVE POLLS

13:55

14:20

14:45

14:20

14:40

Chaired by: Phil Wilbraham, Expansion Programme Director, Heathrow

The Rising Factory and Lean Construction TechnologyMace

14:10

Chris Freeman, Lead Digital Manufacturing & Technical Lead Augmented Reality, Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC)

Susan Hone-Brookes, Chief Engineer Construction & Infrastructure, Manufacturing Technology Centre

Case study from SME

14:35

Phil Cartwright, Associate Director, Manufacturing Technology Centre

Chaired by: Graham BrierleyEuropean Hub Lead for Digital Engineering, Laing O’Rourke

Richard Ellis, Office Division Lead, Microsoft

Engineering Processes Lead, Sociotechnical Security Group, National Cyber Security Centre

14:00

15:35 LEARNING NEW BEHAVIOURS TO BECOME MORE EFFECTIVE

Ensure that people at all points in their career have the right skills to adapt to advances in technology and information management

Alan Cheung, Group SHE and Behavioural Management Director, Costain

ENHANCING RESILIENCE THROUGH DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY

Resilience of digitally-connected infrastructure systems - overview of a study undertaken for the National Infrastructure Commission

Juliet Mian, Associate Director at Arup

EMBEDDING BIM LEVEL 2

UK BIM ALLIANCE BANK OF CASE STUDIESIntroduction to Level 2 implementation – how’s it working on the ground?

John Eynon, Engagement Lead, UK BIM Alliance

Case study 1 Supply Chain Mark Deayton, Specialist Business Development, Delta Ballustrades

Case study 2Main contractorAndrew Gamblen, Willmott Dixon

Case study 3DesignerMichael Bartyzel, UK BIM Lead, BuroHappold

16:15Delegates will then select two of the case studies to

discuss and analyse

FEEDBACK & CONCLUSIONSJohn Eynon, Engagement Lead, UK BIM Alliance

PANEL DISCUSSION: Enhancing the quality of data assets and mapping interdependency risks

Chaired by: Tim Chapman, Infrastructure London Director, Arup

■ How do we exploit the benefits of digital technology to enhance resilience without creating new barriers to resilience?

■ City resilience – using digital technology to respond to events (e.g. adverse weather, or congestion)

■ Understanding interdependencies between digitally-connected infrastructure systems

■ Smart infrastructure systems – ensuring these remain ‘smart’ during and after unexpected shocks

Juliet Mian, Associate Director, ArupSiddharth Varma, Policy Adviser, National Infrastructure CommissionTom Dolan, Senior Research Associate, UCL & Centre Co-Ordinator, International Centre for Infrastructure Futures

PRESENTATION

Mat Colmer, Built Environment Specialist, Digital Catapult

PANEL DISCUSSION

CONCLUSION AND KEY TAKEAWAYS Tim Chapman, Infrastructure London Director, Arup

16:40 CONCLUDING PLENARY: HARNESSING DIGITALLY ENABLED INNOVATION

The last plenary session will allow chairs, speakers and delegates to outline the steps they will take to move their work and their business forward into the digital transformation, amd an opportunity to highlight what else you’d like to discuss throughout ICE's digital transformation campaign

Anne Kemp, Director of BIM Strategy and Development, Atkins Chair of UK BIM Alliance and BuildingSmart UKIAlain Waha, Global Head of BIM & Digital, BuroHappoldJennifer Whyte, Laing O’Rourke / RAEng Professor of Systems integration, Imperial College London (TBC)

16:15

15:55

15:50 15:45

16:4516:40

LIVE POLLS WORLD CAFE ROUNDTABLE

Skillsets required to work with emerging and future technology■

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17:25 CHAIR'S CLOSING REMARKS AND NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION


Impacts of automation on jobs and role profiles

How to realise the potential of data use – big data to useful data

Key areas for upskilling/reskilling of current practitioners andand how to keep up “forever learning”

The importance of strong leadership in changing organisationalculture and embedding skills provision

Alan Cheung, Group SHE and Behavioural Management Director, CostainMat Colmer, Built Environment Specialist, Digital CatapultMajd Al-Kader, Director Customer and Market Insight, Babcock Interbational GroupPeter Cooper, Research Engineer, ArupSorella Smith, Digital Engineer, Laing O'Rourke

Chaired by Nathan Baker, Director Engineering Knowledge,

ICE

Why sponsor

ICE is the leading voice on infrastructure, enjoying unrivalled support from Government, asset owners, contractors and consultants.

This event has been planned by the industry and offers the platform for Government to detail industrial strategy, and for asset owners, technology providers, contractors, and consultants to discuss the projects and requirements that are driving the digital transformation of the sector.

Exhibiting at Shaping a Digital World will give you unparalleled access to those with purchasing power. Get face-to-face time with people actively looking for solutions to enhance their bottom line and ease the transition to digital.

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Using the themes of behaviour, resilience, and productivity, the campaign will focus ICE’s global reach and expert resources to move industry forward, helping the UK grasp the chance to establish itself as a world leader in digital delivery and smart infrastructure.

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