Build Team Maturity on Information Management according to ISO 19650 Fundamentals

Introduction

This Build Team Maturity on Information Management According to ISO 19650 Fundamentals training course develops the knowledge required to manage project information more effectively within architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) environments. Building Information Modelling (BIM) has moved beyond digital modelling to become an important framework for structured information creation, exchange and collaboration throughout the project lifecycle. Effective implementation therefore requires teams to understand not only BIM tools, but also the processes, responsibilities and information-management principles that support reliable project delivery.

The training course introduces BIM fundamentals before progressing to the terminology and information-management concepts associated with ISO 19650. Participants will examine information production, delivery milestones, Common Data Environments (CDE), tendering, responsibility matrices, collaborative production and information handover. The training course also considers project close-out, lessons learned and BIM certification. This provides participants with a structured understanding of how improved information management can strengthen coordination, accountability and decision-making across built-environment projects.

This GLOMACS Build Team Maturity on Information Management According to ISO 19650 Fundamentals training course will highlight:

• Understanding BIM development and its role within modern AEC projects
• Applying key terminology and concepts associated with ISO 19650
• Structuring information production, exchange and delivery requirements
• Understanding Common Data Environments and collaborative information management
• Strengthening responsibilities and information delivery throughout project execution
• Managing project close-out, handover and BIM certification requirements

Objectives

By the end of this Build Team Maturity on Information Management according to ISO 19650 Fundamentals training course, participants will be able to:

• Explain BIM principles, maturity concepts and the need for standardised information management.
• Interpret key terminology and requirements associated with ISO 19650.
• Structure project information production and information delivery milestones.
• Apply collaborative information-management principles using Common Data Environments.
• Clarify responsibilities for information production, review, delivery and acceptance.
• Support effective information handover, project close-out and organisational BIM maturity.

Training Methodology

This training course combines expert-led presentations, facilitated discussions, practical examples and project-based scenarios from the AEC industry. Participants will examine information-management processes across the project lifecycle and consider how ISO 19650 principles can improve coordination, responsibilities and information quality. Practical exercises and structured discussions will reinforce the application of BIM terminology, information delivery requirements and collaborative working practices.

Organisational Impact

Organisations will benefit from:

• Greater consistency in BIM and project information-management practices.
• Improved understanding of ISO 19650 principles across project teams.
• Clearer information-management roles, responsibilities and accountabilities.
• More effective collaboration and information exchange across project stakeholders.
• Reduced risk arising from incomplete, inconsistent or poorly managed project information.
• Improved readiness for structured BIM implementation and organisational maturity.

Personal Impact

Participants will develop:

• A stronger understanding of BIM and information-management fundamentals.
• Familiarity with ISO 19650 terminology and core concepts.
• Greater confidence in working within collaborative information environments.
• Improved understanding of project information production and delivery processes.
• Stronger awareness of information responsibilities throughout the project lifecycle.
• Greater capability to contribute to BIM maturity and information-management improvement.