AGENDA

The most critical factor in construction project delivery is effective decision-making. Collaboration, communication, and early teaming focused on critical decisions are key to project success. Technology is deployed in all phases, but how are we connecting the data to decision-making? This session will present strategies to enable project teams to leverage technology to improve decision-making.

Have you struggled to get a budget for innovation? Been frustrated by leadership that only sees cost of technology rather than value? This session will turn you into a Jedi Master at navigating corporate politics, implementing your digital strategy, and forcing your technology agenda.

AEC data originators are often ignored within the industry – those that are manufacturing and supplying the materials and systems the buildings are made from. In this session, Zolna will share how Revizto offered in a specific project the opportunity to leverage their interests in actively promoting their products while also enhancing the communication capabilities of the platform fully relevant to tasks at hand.

Become Revizto Expert Level 1 Certified! If you are a Revizto user and are ready to become Revizto-certified, join Part 1 of the Certification track. For more certification details, click here.
The first session will set the foundation and focus on the communication and context Revizto offers, and is geared towards the deployment to the greater team including end user functions and base level setup. In this session the user will learn how to:
– Import Information
– Understand 2D/3D/Issue Tracker Workspace Functionality
– Create and Manage Issue Metadata
– Visualize the Context of an Issue
– Use Filters Effectively
– Use Basic Reporting Functionality
Note: Level 1 certification is free only for #RevUP attendees during the conference. Attending this session is not required to take the exam. If you feel confident you’ve already mastered what’s being covered during Part 1, you can skip the session. However, retaking the sessions and exam (a $400 value) is not included with your RevUP registration.

Technology adoption in the field is one of the biggest pain points in construction. From design to installation, Sal will share his secrets on how he has successfully increased Revizto buy-in among estimators, engineers, project managers, superintendents, foremans and trades – boosting the efficiency during the RFI process.

Using drones to capture aerial progress with images and video is just the tip of the iceberg. In this session, Patrick will share Harkins Builders’ journey in pushing the envelope by going from “HBI in the Sky” to a full “Harkins’ Drone Program” with Part 107 pilots that create meaningful deliverables for their construction projects.

In this presentation, Ian will talk about the journey his team made from a proof of concept workflow on one project to business as usual across projects in under 12 months. He will also describe how leveraging the right people and teams to drive change in execution was key to success.

Become Revizto Expert Level 1 Certified! If you are a Revizto user and are ready to become Revizto-certified, join Part 2 of the Certification track. For more certification details, click here.
This second and last session will focus on the Clash Automation portion of Revizto and how this process ties into issue creation and reporting discussed during Part 1 of the course. In this course the user will learn how to:
– Use the Object Tree
– Create Search Sets
– Define Clash Automation Criteria
– Execute Clash Testing
– Automate Issues from Results
Note: Level 1 certification is free only for #RevUP attendees during the conference. Attending this session is not required to take the exam. If you feel confident you’ve already mastered what’s being covered during Part 2, you can skip the session. However, retaking the sessions and exam (a $400 value) is not included with your RevUP registration.

As a recovering project manager, Aaron took over technology in PCL’s Vancouver office thinking that 3D was for pretty pictures. 3 years later, the Vancouver BIM (and by extension Revizto) team has gone from 1 to 12 people and from pretty pictures to the foundation innovation in the district. Learn what changed for the district, including tools, techniques and workflows to get BIM out the hands of VDC staff and into the center of a project as Aaron takes you through his district’s BIM journey.

The value of clash detection is not always clear for designers in the industry. In this session, Dan shares his journey as an architect justifying clash avoidance by using clash automation during the design phase in order to preserve design intent during construction.

Arcadis began their Revizto journey back in November 2021. For a long time, we found it hard to scale a consistent solution which we could implement across a large range of different disciplines. This presentation will go into our thought processes and approach to how we have implemented Revizto+ within a large organisation. We will look at its advanced coordination features, as well as the development of our processes and workflows as we continue to use the platform to solve problems on projects. We will explore Revizto+ as a design coordination and data validation tool by showcasing real world examples that vary from small individual buildings to large multi-billion-dollar infrastructure projects – all of which use similar coordination principles so we can continue to standardize our practices across Arcadis.

Learn about the different ways to capture reality and how that data can then be leveraged through the Revizto platform. We will discuss the various methods of collecting data, and when to apply each. Overall, the goal of this presentation is to provide attendees with an understanding of the tools needed to effectively capture reliable and up-to-date site dimensions, which can be utilized in Revizto to improve collaboration and streamline workflows on their own projects.

“Answering the ever popular question ‘Why Revizto?’ Jesper and Lars from MOE share their reasons for implementing Revizto across the organisation successfully. They will also demonstrate how Revizto was set up and the workflows used by including Revizto in projects at MOE.
Attend this seminar and you will learn more about how Revizto is being used in Europe.”

When you embark on the biggest project in company history, the old way of doing things just won’t cut it, but few want to experiment when so much is at stake. In this session, David will be sharing the Guerilla Tactics that worked for Sellen Construction to gain VDC adoption from a reluctant team in a two-tower urban development, with lots of stakeholders (from design to fabrication), and BIM from many sources.

Learn how Augmented Construction uses Revizto and OpenSpace to maximize the value of BIM across design and construction. Connecting BIM to reality through easy to navigate 360 images unlocks the value of the model for non-VDC stakeholders and gets everyone aligned and moving in the same direction. We will review an actual project, show detailed workflows and discuss key learnings.

In this session, Brandon will share his experience as a construction industry executive and investor on the impact, ease, and streamlined benefits he has seen gained by using Revizto regardless of his technical skill level. He will highlight some specific instances of how easy it was to use, and how project team members adapted quickly. Additionally, he will share how he has been able to break down communication barriers through field adoption and use.

When Josh and Joel partnered on the Naples AC Marriott Hotel and the Sarasota Memorial Hospital projects, they knew that improving their BIM workflows was a requirement for success. Join this session, to learn how DeAngelis Diamond and Innovative Design & Consulting Corp joined forces to transform processes and improve project coordination, communication, and automation of clash detection with a single BIM collaboration platform, as well as insights on how their field operation team uses Revizto today.

The power of Revizto is plain to see, but what about the invisible value hidden just underneath the surface? Collaboration doesn’t just mean a streamlined process; it also leads to a myriad of potential savings. Explore with EDiS BIM Services how Revizto provided the “Magic Touch” for the new Kennett Library & Resource Center. Learn how it can save you and your clients more than just time, but potential millions.

This session will build upon Jason’s keynote presentation taking an in-depth look into the strategies and processes to codify 3D coordination using Revizto’s new Clash Automation engine. Jason will present case studies, and lessons learned from using Revizto’s Clash Automation engine in the delivery of New Zealand’s most important infrastructure projects. This presentation will interest project managers, BIM managers, and design and construction teams.

Leveraging your tech stack to continuously improve standard practices and firmwide quality management is key to the success of any design firm. From collaboration to peer and technical reviews, Roan will walk you through why and how Revizto has become a core tool at HED that project teams use consistently from beginning to end.

Presented with so many collaboration tools in the market, this presentation will revolve around how Revizto was the right tool for us to fulfill our role as Independent Auditor. Being more than just a 3D Viewer, the topic will extend on how we use Revizto in doing our Compliance checks and Independent Audit.

At Revizto, our Implementation Service Managers have strong AEC industry backgrounds, and Corey and Laura are prime examples. In this session, they join forces to bring their 27-year combined experience as MEPFP Trade Partners, Architectural Technologists, and VDC leads, to share perspectives on how to better collaborate with all stakeholders on your projects using Revizto. They will share tips and best practices based on their first-hand experience to break down barriers and align both sides of the coordination aisle to help drive more streamlined project collaboration.

Large construction projects require dependable software for effective coordination. In this session, Mariya will be sharing why her team made the decision to switch from Autodesk Construction Cloud to Revizto+ halfway through the coordination process, as well as how they were able to accomplish this transition successfully. She will also explain how Revizto+ helped Mortenson to streamline the coordination process and accelerate issue management.

Revizto is a powerful tool, but it is only truly successful when you set a foundation that gets all stakeholders involved and invested in using it. From design to construction, Ryan will walk you through the strategy they implemented at Rudolph and Sletten that took them from 25 average users per project to over 300.

From a CAD authoring software to a user story, this presentation will open up a 360 view on Revizto+. Attend this session to learn from Moritz and discover the full Revizto+ feature set and the advanced issue automation capabilities that Drees & Sommer have benefited from.

If you have mastered the basics and are ready to take it up a notch, join Shaun and David as they walk you through Revizto’s advanced workflows. During this session they will cover: visual model checks with appearance templates, model verification, and design change coordination.

Utilizing the clash grouping tool with issue automation can save projects time in reviewing and managing clashes. In this session, we’ll take a deep dive into how Whiting-Turner is utilizing grouping and filters to review clashes and how we set up our issue automation to assign, tag, prioritize, etc. based on a set of rules to speed up our internal processes.

Overlaying point cloud drawings, design models, and fabricated models is key to creating accurate and clear point cloud deliverables. In this session, Joel will walk you through how he leveraged the power of layering deliverables during the Savannah Convention Center project to maximize clear communication and collaboration.

Standardizing your project implementation is key to setting your organization up for successful field installation and verification. In this session, David will be pulling back the curtain on how McCarthy has standardized Revizto setup across all their projects using real project examples.

Are you leveraging advanced clash settings to boost collaboration and save time? In this session, Mark and Chris will dive into advanced clash workflows that other Revizto customers are using on projects, including advanced setup to make the clash coordination process more efficient for all team members. They will also dive into the advanced automation settings to help you streamline mundane tasks during clash coordination.

As a Director of Innovation at Haskell, Hamzah has refined the art of trying and evaluating technology to keep innovating in the design-build space. In this session, he will share his team’s approach of innovating in a structured way, including how they review and filter new technologies, as well as how they run pilot programs to test and evaluate continuous investment in their tech stack.

Leveraging technology as a tool to collaborate with Trade Partners and Consultants has been key to the success of Ledcor’s projects. In this session, Bernad will share their process to empower subcontractors and get their buy-in from a tool like Revizto to increase collaboration.

In this session, Saad will show how WSP-Australia utilized Digital Engineering and Revizto in one of their medium size infrastructure projects. From Data Rich models to clash detection, DE was the solution to the challenges they faced on this project.

Using reality capture in coordination has always been top of mind, and today we are breaking it down. Join Brett and David as they share workflows to help you capitalize on using clash automation for reality capture scans, including project setup steps to improve your reality capture clash automation process. Additionally, they will walk you through how to review results and share these across your project team.