6. Field Interactions

5. BIM = MIB

7. Field Overlaps

BIM Interactions are push-pull knowledge transactions occurring within or between BIM Fields and sub-Fields. Push mechanisms transfer knowledge to another field or sub-field while pull mechanisms transfer knowledge to satisfy a request by another field or sub-field. Sample transactions include data transfers, team dynamics and contractual relationships between fields and sub-fields.

		Policy Field	Process Field	Technology Field
Sample interactions between fields and sub-fields	Push into other fields	- Skilled graduates, standards, guidance into Process - Concepts, mathematical solutions into Technology	-Case studies into Policy -Feedback to Technology	Innovative solutions and new equipment into Policy and Process
	Pull from other fields	- Subject matter experts from Process -Interoperability from Technology	-Development of solutions from Technology - Standards, guidelines and graduates from Policy	-Standardisation efforts from Policy -Requirements and experiences from Process
	Push-Pull within the same field	Interchanges between research, education and accreditation boards	Architect’s Instructions (AI-push) and Request Further Information (RFI-pull)	Hardware capabilities (push) and software requirements (pull)

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6. Field Interactions

Dec 22, 2013

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