Informed Information Management Built Environment
Born out of the belief there is a better way, IIMBE was created.
We assist organisations to use Informed Information Management when creating, managing and operating the Built Environment.
IIMBE works with public and private sector clients to develop, implement and manage digital construction processes, improving asset information management practices.
We have offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
Solutions Focused
We are solutions focused and strive for the best outcome for your business.
We get a kick out of helping others and love to see that “light bulb” moment when we solve challenges.
Transparent
We are technology agnostic and work with you to define “best for” approaches and outcomes.
Collaborative
We collaborate with you, mapping out a staged and pragmatic approach to your digital transformation, aligned to business and people readiness.
Service not sales
Our ethos is not to “sell” you things you don’t need. We’re passionately independent.
We improve the way our clients manage information digitally, across the asset lifecycle.
We work collaboratively with you, designing the strategic direction for organisational change and support the broader Delivery Team with the implementation of BIM on projects.
We are the trusted BIM and Digital Engineering partner for many large organisations and mega projects.
For over 17 years, our Team has leveraged Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Digital Engineering (DE) processes to improve organisational and project delivery outcomes.
Puspa Hort – Digital Delivery Consultant It’s with great pleasure that Puspa Hort has decided to join IIMBE as a Digital Delivery Consultant in Sydney. We are lucky to have his broad experience in Digital Delivery, supporting our growth. Puspa has been instrumental in setting up our Digital Delivery processes and continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in BIM and Information Management.
It is our absolute pleasure to announce that Dale Clark has joined IIMBE as our newest team member.
With the release of Queensland digital enablement policy and the Victorian Digital Asset Strategy (VDAS), Australian states and territories are starting to adopt the use of Building Information Modelling. Out of the sheer necessity to deliver complex projects, industry has been using BIM for many years, often utilise their own company standards and approaches. One of the most significant benefits of a BIM-enabled project is there are underlying databases to manage information. Still, when we all work to different standards, this valuable project information model can become fragmented and cumbersome – and the many benefits of using BIM are lost. …
