CaPSCi architecture defines physical property as the steward of its data

Property Data Stack

A property information model (PIM) includes granular detail on the grounds, buildings and operation. This data originates from build and maintenance activities extending to operational details related to the business side of commercial assets. Accessibility and read/write capabilities are defined by individual user roles predefined by the business of property.

Fully digitized data environments of build and related property systems / equipment enables automation of user processes throughout the build process into operations and maintenance of facilities and grounds. And, the transition to digital environments extends beyond property ecosystems offering value to supply chains beginning at the concept and design stage of build.

Making build, systems and equipment data accessible can significantly improve manpower efficiency in build and property management ecosystems. Retaining data and ownership enhances BIM information and property values by offering revenue opportunity in future data consumer markets.

Operation and Maintenance

This provides management with instant access to scheduled maintenance and ability to forecast repairs and upgrades required by service limitations of systems and equipment. Data exchange with contractors, service providers and personnel performing maintenance and inspections enhance property information models through digital deliverables.

The CaPSCi’s framework integrates construction to property data exchange between the physical asset, project stakeholders and service providers on-demand.

Operation & Maintenance Interface

Strategic data exchange standards allow diverse user ecosystems to customize how and what data is consumed based on the specialty of property services performed.

The O&M will become an automated user interface customized to the type or interest of investor and management firms that specialize in managing property at different phases of its serviceable life cycle. CaPSCi’s integrated identity infrastructure was designed to allow service providers seamless accessibility to the property data store. Management software connecting to its independent data store will onboard property in minutes. This allows the AI of property management apps to automatically manage scheduling activities, begin the preparation of reports and dispatch contractors from within the property and management firms’ service provider ecosystems.

Authorized service providers will consume data specific to tasks they perform. A Real Estate agent may access building data for analysis or customization as-required for a field of interest while investment communities govern third party access and retention.

Authorized AEC professionals, contractors and tenants utilize different pieces of the same information in very different ways. Accessibility is usually associated with data additions and improvements that enhance the value of the property’s building data. Storing third party enhanced data generally falls under the oversight of investor and management firms who commission services but some data writes like IoT will be automated.  

BIM Automated O&M

Building information models (BIM) are the foundation of a property’s data stack and performance requirements. Operation and maintenance activities originate from the BIM and regulations. User manuals and technical specifications of installed systems and equipment, related warranty’s and serviceable life define the performance requirements of ownership.

Digitized operating requirements, performance activity and technical specifications can be leveraged to automatically schedule building and tenant activities or screen services for administrative approvals, assign contractors and schedule tenants connections or provide building access to specific personnel.

Contractors consume construction data from manufacturers, suppliers, regulators and PropData sources.

Contractor cloud platforms will be the primary tools used to access Construction Data while exchanging originated data with PropTech and interacting with GovTech applications. Bid submission and design platforms will write contractor generated PropData entries to the buildings’ cloud or BIM data container while supplying supply chains with logistics data.

CaPSCi is a property centric identity infrastructure independent of property ecosystems created to provide secure confidential exchange of data between service providers, applications and platforms, and the property’s proprietary data container(s). Identity’s offer a technological structure for the independent management of property activities supporting seamless administrative transfers between investors and service providers.