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King to speak at collaborative working
workshop
Paul King, an associate director from TPS is to speak on lifecycle project modelling at a Construction Productivity Network workshop.
Paul King, an associate director from TPS, the design and project management division of Carillion Business Services, is to speak on lifecycle project modelling at a Construction Productivity Network workshop The CIRIA event in October is entitled 'Increasing profits through collaborative working'
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 19 Aug 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Paul is responsible for spearheading TPS's work on Smart Building - a means of using virtual 3D computer models to produce higher quality, work, greater speed and improved cost effectiveness for designing, constructing and operating buildings over their whole lifecycle.
His presentation will explain the benefits of collaborative working and give an insight into how business practices can be changed to gain real cost reductions for the entire supply chain.
He will demonstrate how the various benefits are derived and quantified, using TPS's Diagnostic Treatment Centre project at Swindon Hospital as an example of how Smart Building works.
The workshop, hosted by DWF Solutions in Manchester, also includes presentations on the DTI's collaborative working system, Avanti, and collaborative working at St Helen's and Knowsley PFI hospitals by Taylor Woodrow.
Around 30 of the construction industry's leading managers are expected to attend the day-long event.
For further information please see the website at www.ciria.org/cpn_events_list.htm.
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