nima focuses on the Information Management Initiative (IMI) at Digital Construction Week 2025

Nima is hosting two stages at Digital Construction Week (DCW) at ExCEL in east London on 4-5 June 2025. This special 10th anniversary edition of the free-to attend expo event features numerous presentations, panel discussions and workshop sessions on a wide range of information management topics.

Speaker highlights at DCW 2025

As an industry partner, nima has been supporting DCW in curating the Information Management Stage (IMS – sponsored by Egnyte) and the Information Management Exchange (IMX – sponsored by Global eTraining). The packed two-day programme includes key sessions on the Construction Leadership Council-led Information Management Initiative, supported by nima. Selected highlights include:

Wednesday 4 June 2025

(IMS: 10:30 – 11:00am) From PDFs to AI: Making the UK BIM Framework (now the Information Management Initiative Framework) more accessible. Speakers: Sarah Davidson, Mo Shana’a

(IMX: 10:30-11:15pm) Unifying construction data standards – an introduction to PAS 1958. Speakers: Emma Hooper, Dan Rossiter

(IMX: 14:00-14:45pm) Information Management Initiative (IMI) projects – how to contribute. Speakers: Henry Fenby-Taylor (chair), Bola Abisogun, John Hall, Emma Hooper, Shahida Rajabdeen

(IMS: 14:30-15:00pm) UK BIM Framework and facilities management. Speakers: Gordon Mitchell, Dan Rossiter

(IMS: 15:00-15:30pm) The practical aims of the Information Management Initiative (IMI) and the importance of Industry investment. Speakers: David Philp (chair), Chris Lees, Fiona Moore, Ioana Stoica, Paul Wilkinson

Thursday 5 June 2025

(IMS: 10:00-10:30) ISO 19650 update – just like buses, three come at once! Speaker: Paul Shillcock

(IMS: 10:30-11:00) Nima’s ambitions – why we need a strong IM community. Speakers: Emma Hooper, Fiona Moore, Phil Thompson, Paul Wilkinson

(IMX: 11:00-11.30) Digital skills – a core competence in today’s industry. Speakers: Marek Suchocki, Andy Evans

(IMS: 14:00-14:30) The Commercial/Contractual drivers behind the Information Management Initiative (IMI). Speakers: Bola Abisogun, Simon Lewis

Visit the nima stand (D550)

Registration for DCW 2025 is open (click on the DCW banner below). Nima volunteers will be at the show throughout the two days, on stand D550, adjacent to the Information Management Stage. Come and speak to us and learn more about the IMI and how you can help us to improve information management practices across the built and managed environment.

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