The way project data is handled needs to change
Building projects are complex, data-heavy operations. They often have fragmented workflows and unreliable documentation, which can result in errors and delays. Most of these inefficiencies can be traced back to the way teams handle data.
Right now, data is often produced and shared piece-by-piece, from person-to-person. It transmits from planning, to design, to construction in sequence, like an assembly line.
But building projects are more complex than that. They’re dynamic and multi-directional, with a collection of disciplines working simultaneously to meet tight deadlines. Architects, building engineers, general contractors, and owners are constantly faced with unpredictable changes, communication barriers, and lack of project visibility.
