Data and Improving Information Flow

Data and Improving
Information Flow

Construction to Property Information Exchange

Construction to Property
Information Exchange

Knowing where property data comes from and how it moves through the industry is essential to understanding infrastructure that supports digital deliverables and data exchange.

Examine the relationship between industry data and physical property, stakeholder roles and how information sharing improves administrative efficiency.

Knowing where property data comes from and how it moves through the industry is essential to understanding infrastructure that supports digital deliverables and data exchange.

Examine the relationship between industry data and physical property, stakeholder roles and how information sharing improves administrative efficiency.

Industry Data

Industry data has broad meaning and application across construction, operation, occupancy and maintenance of property.

The digitization of construction is a share objective across industry. The end goal is the digitization of property operation to augment future physical improvements with data.

Understanding where property detail originates and how it flows through Industry AEC, supply chains, contractors and the physical property is critical to the implementation of technology unified around the workflow of property, management, contractors and supply chains.

Foundational Data

Construction Supply Chains

AI is dependent on reliable data during build and property operation. Advance technology is already transforming the way industry does business. The next step is improving contractor administrative efficiency with secure data exchange between project stakeholders across widely diverse sources of information distributed throughout industry.

Contractors

Contractor AI Detail is an important first step in reducing administrative cost. AI data for contractors and AEC professionals is similar to analog contractor qualification statement on steroids. This cloud based data library includes enough information to resolve contractors administrative tasks autonomously.

Digital Deliverables

Construction clients require digital deliverables today so they can digitize build and property operation tomorrow. Contractors will source most digitally formatted information on components, equipment and materials from manufacturers, add relevant detail and provide data rich digital deliverable to clients.

Property Owners

Property Data
Value

Demand for comprehensive property intelligence highlights the growing value of deep data for immediate execution and long-term analytics. Consequently, a property’s build data is becoming its core digital asset.

Property Data
Ownership

Who owns property data and what are the risks of indiscriminate use? How does value translate to owners, project stakeholders and consumers? Discover the types of property information, sources of data and digital objective.

PIM Data
Storage

Digitization of property operation begins with organizing files for the property information model (PIM) in folders structured for enhanced security, data portability and utility at minimize expense to the property.

Contractor Data

Contractor
Information Flows

On every project contractors repeat a complex matrix of information discovery and decision points regarding products and solutions, specifications and regulations underlining necessity for unified digital credentials and data exchange infrastructure.

Digital Contractor Qualification Statements

Artificial Intelligence
Data Libraries

Independent contractor AI data and self-managed digital credentials safeguard data exchange and enable seamless mobility across individual properties, diverse management and supply chain technologies.

Contractor
AI Data

Digitization of property operations offer independent contractors a foundation to leverage data, information exchange and seamless technology to significantly improve administrative efficiency across projects.

Data Exchange & Flow

Property and Building
Information Models

Property & Building Information Models (P/BIM) outline data standards, detailed information and storage of digitized property data.

White Papers Construction to Property Data Exchange

Information
Exchange

In this article we explore deep data’s foundation in the digitization of build, property operation and the digital deliverables documenting physical improvements.

Construction
Property Data

In this article, we explore the fragmented data flows between independent contractors, supply chains, the physical property and the value of integrated information exchange.

Autonomy

Contractor
Administration

No one understands the challenges of service sector administration better than the independent contractor. Digital data and credential technology automates the manual process of information exchange.

Management
Autonomy

In this article we examine how workflows originate from tenant maintenance request and demonstrate how data exchange improves service provider interactions to eliminate user bottlenecks.

Data-Tech
ROI

In this article, we explore the cost of manpower and hours recovered by scheduling property maintenance activities between management and contractors autonomously using digital data and credentials.

Stakeholders

Supply Chains

Producers are the primary source of industry data objects required by contractor digital deliverables. Emerging access and demand for deep data offers producers new pipeline of deep analytics capabilities.

Supply Chain White Papers

Contractors

Digitization of build starts with automating contractor administrative functions. Explore the relationship between contractors and deep property property and supply chain data.

Contractor White Papers

CaPSCi Technology Architecture for the Digitization of Build

Property Owners

Explore the relationship between deep property detail, service provider ecosystems and data markets. Property owners need to capture digital deliverables to improve operational efficiency.

Investor White Papers

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