This could present an interesting model.. Another example where UK construction has excelled in this regard is with BIM.
In hospitals, patients go from a consultation to testing and diagnosis, before they receive treatment.With process engineering, what we’re really talking about is putting systems in place in order to achieve particular goals and facilitate outcomes..
These processes need to flow, react and come together, in order to make the desired outcome happen.It’s really important, therefore, that we understand these processes in detail.They are what help us design the most efficient built assets, best suited to delivering the outcomes we set out to achieve..
Process engineering and a DtV approach.Process engineering is closely linked to Design to Value thinking.
Design to Value (DtV) is a core principle at Bryden Wood.
It underpins our entire approach to design and construction.Not the reductive visions of companies and governments, but expansive visions and shared purpose that look to deliver value to all society and the planet synchronously.. And not the approaches written in our procedures, workflows and bodies of knowledge; approaches which align to expansive visions and work with the complexities we live in.. As we continue to build and develop the world we inhabit I will argue in this lecture that there is a way to find both treasure and redemption.. Join Professor John Dyson for his inaugural lecture 'In Search of Treasure and Redemption' at the University of Birmingham on 22nd November at 5:30pm in 124 - School of Chemical Engineering (Y11)..
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https://bit.ly/PDJLecture.Meeting ID: 876 1663 6350.
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