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Upcoming JPI Seminar on i-Construction 2.0

Join us for a special seminar organized by the Japan Planning Institute (JPI), featuring Dr. Masanori Saito, a prominent figure from Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. This event will delve into the pressing challenges and advancements in i-Construction 2.0, a critical initiative aimed at enhancing productivity in the construction sector through innovative strategies, including Building Information Modeling (BIM), Construction Information Modeling (CIM), and the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Seminar Overview

Date: September 10, 2026
Time: 09:30 AM - 11:30 AM
The seminar will also be available for archiving after its completion, allowing for extended learning opportunities.

Dr. Saito possesses a wealth of experience, having been instrumental in projects like the innovative planning of flood control measures and the construction of the Kawabegawa Dam. His expertise spans both policy formulation and practical implementation, making him a key player in the ongoing digital transformation in infrastructure management.

Key Takeaways

Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights, including:

• - An overview of the challenges and solutions associated with promoting i-Construction 2.0.
• - An exploration of the frameworks for data integration using BIM/CIM and the national data platform for transportation and infrastructure.
• - Future directions for infrastructure digital transformation, focusing on the application of AI and large language models (LLMs).

Target Audience

This seminar is tailored for professionals in:

• - Construction companies, particularly those in technology planning and digital transformation departments.
• - Infrastructure businesses focused on maintenance and management.
• - Consulting and engineering firms, especially those involved in design and BIM/CIM.
• - Public authorities and local governments responsible for infrastructure digital transformation and data integration.

Seminar Agenda

1. Introduction to i-Construction 2.0
(1) Review of initiatives from last year and this year
(2) Current challenges and responses in promoting i-Construction 2.0
2. The use of AI in the infrastructure sector
3. Initiatives regarding data integration
(1) Efforts related to BIM/CIM
(2) The national data platform for transport and infrastructure
(3) Framework for data integration in field offices
4. Overview of the Infrastructure DX Awards
5. Q&A session
6. Networking and business card exchange

This seminar offers unique opportunities for direct interaction with Dr. Saito, enabling attendees to engage in an open dialogue, ask questions, and glean insights that can be directly applied to their work. Moreover, it fosters networking across different sectors, which can lead to fruitful collaborations and partnerships.

Registration Details

Participants can attend in several formats:

• - In-person attendance (Archiving option not included)
• - Live streaming (Archiving option not included)
• - Archived streaming

Participants opting for in-person or live streaming can add on archived access for a special rate of ¥18,500 (tax included).

Registration Fee: 37,900 yen (tax included)
Special offer: One extra person from the same organization can join for free with registration.
For those from local governments, two attendees can join for just ¥11,000 (tax included) if attending in-person or via live stream.

To register and for more details, please visit the following link: JPI Seminar Registration.

Post-Seminar Opportunities

After the seminar, attendees will have the chance to submit questions to the speaker and facilitate connections among participants. Engaging with both the presenter and other attendees provides a valuable platform for networking and exploring new business opportunities.

Contact Information

Japan Planning Institute, Inc.
106-0047
5-2-32 Minami Azabu, Minato-ku
Kowa Hiroo Building
TEL: 03-5793-9761
FAX: 03-5793-9767
Website

About JPI

For over fifty years, JPI has been committed to bridging the gap between government, industries, and the public. By providing exclusive and insightful seminars, we aim to support leaders and executives working on national policies and critical projects in Japan.