Resources

Join TEMPO Institute for this session on the future of infrastructure for the Brisbane 2032 games. This session, part of a four-part digital series, focuses on the essential roles of design, construction, and digital tools. Panellists discuss the challenges of ensuring productivity and cost efficiency through strategic questioning and industry insights. Strong audience engagement was used in this session to elicit views on the strategic approach to design and construction, including governance, procurement, and delivery. The panel of commentators included Trent Watson (Stadiums Queensland), Sandra Nilsen (BESIX Watpac), Matt Gijselman (Bentley) and Sarah Zahradnik (Aurecon). 00:00 Welcome and Acknowledgements 00:53 Introduction to Tempo Institute and Session Overview 02:26 Upcoming Events and Announcements 04:06 Setting the Scene for Today's Session 04:38 Challenges in Design and Construction for Brisbane 2032 06:35 Digital and Data in Legacy Planning 10:58 Panel Introduction and Q&A Setup 12:33 Governance and Procurement Discussion 20:41 Digital Program Priorities and AI in Construction 27:36 Current Digital Maturity in Queensland Government 32:28 Leadership and Governance in Digital Transformation 33:39 Procurement Challenges and Digital Requirements 35:09 BIM and Digital Twin Integration 36:56 Contractor Perspectives on Digital Implementation 41:04 Audience Interaction and Digital Priorities 44:05 Risk Management and Digital Strategy 55:22 Future of Digital Delivery for Brisbane 2032 59:05 Closing Remarks and Future Announcements

Digital Transformation for Brisbane 2032: Insights and Strategies Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by Adam Beck, Co-Founder of Tempo Institute, exploring digital transformation strategies for Brisbane 2032. This session features key industry leaders including Paul Foster (OnePlan), Gavin Cottrell (TEMPO Institute), Jen Williams (Committee for Brisbane), Trent Watson (Stadiums Queensland) and Aden Gutman (COMSEQ). Discussions revolve around digital twinning, data integrity, leveraging public-private partnerships, and lessons learned from previous international events. Don't miss this comprehensive dialogue aimed at optimising digital and data initiatives for effective delivery of the 2032 Brisbane Games. 00:00 Welcome and Acknowledgements 00:38 Introduction to Tempo Institute 00:46 Webinar Series Overview 01:17 Agenda and Apologies 01:44 Guest Speaker Introduction: Paul Foster 03:19 Paul Foster's Presentation 04:28 Digital Twinning and GIS Mapping 07:40 Paris 2024 and Future Games 17:36 Interactive Polling Session 25:11 Panel Discussion 32:25 Council of Mayors' Leadership and Collaboration 33:29 Digital and Data Concerns for Brisbane 2032 35:14 Importance of Industry Engagement 36:25 Private Sector Collaboration and Governance Models 39:51 Strategic Planning and Digital Leadership 43:53 Digital Twinning and Global Learnings 48:53 Challenges and Opportunities for SEQ 01:06:26 Concluding Remarks and Future Steps

Join in for an insightful Digital Built Week 2025 session hosted by TEMPO that delves deep into digital precinct planning, focusing on the Brisbane 2032 Games. Featuring a diverse lineup of guests, including James Mulligan, Lucy Booth, Ed Jennings, Chris Isles, and Susan Skuodas, the panel discusses the current state, emerging solutions, and future directions for integrating digital technologies in precinct planning. Tune in to hear about the latest in digital transformation, innovative practices, and the crucial role of data, community trust, and legacy in shaping our precincts. Don't miss this engaging conversation that balances technical depth and strategic foresight.