Jason Hyde: A view on the future - The end of life as we know it?
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Presentation by Jason Hyde, Mott MacDonald, at the APM Project Management Conference Manchester 2019.
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Jason Hyde: A view on the future - The end of life as we know it?
- 1. APM Regional Conference 26 June 2019, Manchester The end of life as we know it? A View on the Future
- 2. Jason Hyde Chartered Civil Engineer ICE NW Senior Vice Chair (3 more days!) E Jason.Hyde@mottmac.com T 0161 927 8996 W mottmac.com
- 3. The Past Well, mine anyway
- 4. A person who designs, builds or maintains engines, machines or structures.
- 5. A kick-ass uber-genius with godly math and science abilities.
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- 10. Nagaoka, Japan Magnitude 6.7 earthquake c103,000 people displaced
- 11. Bangladesh Cyclone Sidr c10,000 people killed
- 12. Christ Church, New Zealand Magnitude 7.1 earthquake c$40 billion worth of damage
- 13. The world faces severe, pervasive and irreversible damage from global CO2 emissions.
- 16. It’s all about data…
- 17. From the dawn of civilization to 2003, five exabytes of data were created. Eric Schmidt Former CEO Google
- 21. 8% A fad that'll pass us by 81% A tool for us to exploit 11% A world ending scenario
- 22. People
- 24. S355 Steelwork (128T total with parapets and decking) 90T
- 26. A Step Change in Process Digital Delivery Outline Design Designer’s 3D Model Designer’s 2D Drawings Fabricator’s 3D Model Fabricator’s 2D Drawings
- 27. Approval Process Gather the approvals team Provide access to the models Provide access to calculation files Provide access to construction team
- 30. 100% Knowledge transfer to fabricator 50% Time saving due to knowledge transfer £10k Saving on drawings for footbridge 75% Reuse of the design model for fabrication 4 week Programme saving £1m + Savings due to collaborative behaviours Enhancing the site team’s knowledge by providing models and encouraging the use of viewing software on site 1st Design delivered without traditional design drawings Providing a lasting legacy by training technicians and apprentices to work in BIM and work in a collaborative manner Benefit of Change Digital Collaboration
- 31. The Future A new order?
- 32. It must be considered that there is nothing more difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to handle, than to initiate a new order of things. For the reformer has enemies in all those who profit by the old order, and only lukewarm defenders in all those who would profit by the new order…
- 33. A kick-ass uber-genius with godly math and science abilities.
- 34. You
- 35. Is it the end of life as we know it?
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- Source: Google
- Source: Urban Dictionary
- 2004 saw the launch of facebook. With flip phones still going through the flip-phase, iPads still only existed in StarTrek.
- In fact, the first iPad wasn’t released until 2010! That’s only nine years ago.
- 2007 – French High Speed Train – reaches a top speed of 574km/h
- Oh, and HS1 opened in London.
- In the same time frame, a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit Nagaoka Japan.
- Cyclone Sidr hit Bangladesh.
- And a magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit Christ Church and caused c.$40 billion worth of damage.
- Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change
- Global warming doesn’t exist.
- Oh, and apparently the world is flat.
- We produce 2.5 times the amount of data estimated to be held by the big four (Google, Amazon, Microsoft & Facebook) every day! And there’s only going to be more.
- So, what’s an exaflop. One exaflop is roughly equivalent to every human on earth doing one calculation per second, for four years.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vGdm7a2974
- Source: Urban Dictionary