
Explore the ISO 19650 structure through information management, detailing information requirements, IDM, BEP as a collaboration workspace, and the common data environment to enable balanced project delivery.
Explore the ISO 19 650 series for organizational information requirements and BIM information management, detailing appointing and appointed parties, EIR and CDE, and the delivery, design, and operation data flows.
Discover organizational information requirements (OIR) and asset information requirements (AIR), including appointing party roles, lead and appointed parties, and how asset-level data guides BIM and project governance.
Define and manage project information requirements (pir) to deliver asset data across design, delivery, and operation, enabling lifecycle governance, data transfer, and clear roles under ISO 9650 standard.
Explore project information model and asset information model within ISO 19650. Learn how PIM supports delivery and AIM supports asset management through structured and unstructured data and cross-party collaboration.
Explore information management in the design and construction phase under ISO 19650 part two. Understand information requirements, IR, BEP, and EIR, plus tender processes, CDE, and information delivery.
Define and apply IR exchange information requirements through levels of information need. Identify who delivers what, when, and in what format, with templates and acceptance criteria, including hospital project examples.
Explore the CDE process per ISO-19650, including information requirements, delivery plan, PIM stages, and BIM workflows, enabling secure, collaborative data exchange across disciplines.
This course is currently being updated.
Note: This is not a basic BIM or ISO 19650 overview. In this course, you will learn how Information Requirements, Exchange Workflows, and ISO 19650 processes are actually applied inside real BIM environments—exactly the knowledge you need to work confidently as an Information Manager in modern digital projects.
Are you wondering what truly separates an average BIM user from someone who can manage OIR, AIR, PIR, and lead information workflows in complex projects?
Do you want to understand how PIM and AIM evolve across the asset lifecycle—and why correct modelling and information sequencing matter so much to project success?
Are you looking to learn how Information Delivery, EIR, BIM Protocols, and ISO 19650-2 processes are executed in real projects so you can grow faster in your BIM career?
In this course, I will guide you through the complete structure of Information Management using the ISO 19650 framework, focusing on practical, real-world application. You will learn how organizations define information requirements, how information is delivered in structured workflows, and how roles such as the Information Manager operate inside actual BIM projects.
Throughout the course, we will work with key components like OIR, AIR, PIR, PIM, AIM, classification systems, and delivery-phase procedures.
If your goal is to understand BIM from an information-centric perspective, this course will help you gain that clarity with a structured and professional approach.
Headlines:
Information Requirements Management – Complete skills for defining and controlling OIR, AIR & PIR in BIM projects
Information Model Development – Expert understanding of PIM & AIM across the full asset lifecycle
Level of Information Need – Accurate determination of required geometric and non-geometric detail for each project phase
Information Delivery Management – High-level planning and execution of standardized information deliverables
ISO 19650 Principles – Deep and practical understanding of the international framework for information management
Delivery Phase Execution – Advanced step-by-step application of ISO 19650-2 requirements in real projects
BIM Protocol Compliance – Effective implementation of information contracts and protocols across project teams
BIM Process Standardization – Complete techniques for structuring and improving coordinated digital workflows
Classification Systems Application – Expert use of Uniclass, OmniClass and other standards for organized information retrieval
Information Manager Responsibilities – Professional-level skills for performing the role in a standardized BIM environment
Information Exchange Workflows – Accurate setup and execution of EIR processes in an ISO 19650 framework
Structured Information Modelling – High-detailed methods for managing data consistency across all BIM stages
If you want to grow your BIM career and gain the knowledge needed to work professionally with information workflows, enroll in this course now and start building your expertise from zero to advanced.
And remember—if you have any questions throughout the course, ask me anything. I offer 24/7 support so you can progress confidently and become skilled in this field as quickly as possible.