5th Annual
Leadership in Capital Projects (LinCP) Forum
April 2-3, 2013
THEME:
Conquering Waste & Inefficiencies
in Capital Projects
What it is, why it is damaging your business, our industry and our nation, and how we can minimize it.
FULL AGENDA
PRESS RELEASE
VENUE:
April 1: Networking Meet-and-Greet (5:30 - 7:30 p.m.)
April 2 - April 3: Conference
April 2: Reception, featuring world-class duo,
Registration includes Mary Scott Nabers' book,
Collaboration Nation, How Public-Private Ventures are Revolutionizing the Success of Government
PLUS breakfast, lunch and snacks on April 2-3, and socials/net-working on April 1 and 2
The Leadership in Capital Projects (LinCP) Forum is where the conversation begins, as the best minds in our industry gather in an intimate setting for two days of collaborative, honest, informed discussion about the challenges facing our industry, and, most urgently, how we work together.
Be a part of a more robust and successful future. Join us as we re-imagine capital projects with an anticipatory mindset.
CONNECT, DISCUSS, CHALLENGE, SOLVE
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED
"Nonprofit/Governmental Member-Benefit" registration is FREE for Nonprofit/Governmental I-LinCP Members (up to 2 people per year; counties, cities, education, federal, healthcare, etc.)
General Registration: February 15 - March 26, 2013
Late Registration: March 27 - April 3, 2013
Keynote Presenter on April 2:
Houston Community College Board of Trustees, District IV
Founder and CEO, Strategic Partnerships, Inc.
Author, Collaboration Nation
KEY TOPICS:
Topic #1: "Waste & Inefficiencies" - Identification and Impacts
The building industry, just like any other industry, deals with the concept of “waste” and inefficiencies with time, manpower, and materials. Those are the three pillars that distinguish a successful project from a catastrophic one. We will discuss in this session how the different players in the construction industry identify “waste” and inefficiencies from their perspective and develop methods to control its adverse effect on their business and subsequently on the project. Waste is a product of repeated errors and therefore identifying where the errors occur is the first step in the path of increasing productivity, maximizing efficiency, and unlocking potential profits for the owner.
Topic #2: BIM Integration-From Design through Construction to Facilities management
Building Information Modeling is and can be a fluid tool that starts with programming and design and continues to evolve and develop as a single element shared and used by all from “Concept” to construction integration and maintenance and operations that is “rich” with information. The Computer Model, the Construction Documents, and everything else are simply instruction manuals for the contractors to make physical what the designers have imagined, and what the owner is going to use and maintain.
Topic #3: The Evolution of Capital Project Design and Delivery in the Public Sector
LEAN, IPD, and P3 are among the evolving delivery tools and methods that encourage the collaboration among the primary parties – owner, designer, and builder to reduce waste and add value. However, changes to the project requirements, goals, and potential challenges, can cause them to become inefficient, too. In this session we will be discussing the differences between the project delivery methods and emphasizing through practical examples how contracting and project delivery methodology increasingly requires innovation and flexibility to maximize project performance.
Concluding with a World Cafe open discussion.
Join in COLLABORATIVE discussions with capital project owners, architects, engineers, planners, contractors, program managers, and others working in the capital projects industry.
There will be presentations, panel discussions, table discussions, and information sharing to explore challenges and find solutions.
Use of collaborative technologies and processes, such as an audience response system, table facilitators, and "World Cafe" will be utilized to enhance your experience.
Other Forum Benefits:
Continuing education credits:
U
p to 14 AIA Learning Units will be provided
Sponsors receive many benefits.
Corporate and nonprofit/governmental I-LinCP MEMBERS receive space/table for placing products or organizational information.
(check web-page for up-to-date list of what is still available)
OUR SPONSORS:
Door Prizes:
VENUE:
SPECIAL ROOM RATES (including a Governmental Rate) HAVE BEEN NEGOTIATED!
Standard King: $159
Patio King: $229
Michael Travis
Golf Sales Manager
HYATT REGENCY LOST PINES RESORT AND SPA
575 Hyatt Lost Pines Road, Lost Pines, TX 78612, USA
T: + 1 512.308.4713 F: +1 512.308.4720 E:Michael.travis@hyatt.com
Become a member
Contact:
Carol M. Warkoczewski, AIA, MSOLE
Founder and Executive Director
