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No part of this report may be reproduced or shared in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright holder.  \nThe content of articles contributed by external authors and published in this report are the views of those authors and do not represent the position of NBS Enterprises Ltd, NBS or its affiliated companies.  \nRichard Waterhouse Chief Strategy Officer, NBS  \nIntroduction  \nIn 2010, we carried out a survey into an emerging new way of working:‘building information modelling’. We published the results in spring 2011, noting that it was the first time that 43% of the 400 people who took part in that survey had heard of BIM.  \nIn my introduction to the first report, I set out our intention to track changes in attitudes towards BIM, as well as its implementation. We have done this annually, consulting with you, sharing your thoughts and experiences and providing case studies, knowledge and guidance from industry experts and practitioners.  \nThe industry has made great strides over the last ten years. We have gone from limited to almost universal awareness and use by 73% of professionals in 2020. It has required substantial change to workflows but has brought benefits:  \nimproved coordination of information, reduced risk, improved productivity, greater efficiency, and operation and maintenance savings. These improvements are helping to create a more efficient, transparent industry that makes fewer mistakes. The Government’s response to the Hackitt Report (announced in April) and the new regulatory framework sets out a role for BIM and digital in establishing a ‘golden thread’ of information. Survey respondents agree that digital technology can help here, with 70% saying that it will improve health and safety; 69% see its potential to address sustainability; and 81% anticipate improvements in productivity.  \nIt is hard to dispute that digital tech and BIM have changed the industry, and that the benefits are real. Repeat clients and construction team members are likely tobe the proficient users, gaining the benefits listed above . But scratch the surface and it  \nis not the resounding success that it should be. Even now, only 40% report that BIM is the norm, with a similar figure using the BSand ISO standards processes: a true test of BIM and connected information. Almost two thirds of small practices yet to adopt BIM state that their projects are too small for BIM, and over half that it is not relevant to them, a lack of client demand remaining the most common barrier. Whilst we do need to share these benefits more widely so that one-off clients also request BIM, surely these SMEs should recognize the benefits and promote them to their clients? The challenge now is to make BIM work for all parts of the industry.  \nBut progress is being made. Use of common data environments to share project information is becoming increasingly prevalent, and shows how the industry has moved from being predominantly paper-based. 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