Construction
Construction data scatters across trailers, spreadsheets, and BIM tools. We connect the model to the field so what was designed, what was built, and what still needs fixing all live in one place.
productivity gain potential from digitizing engineering and construction workflows.
Source: McKinsey Global Institute, Decoding Digital Transformation in Constructionof digital transformations deliver lasting gains — construction stays among the least digitized.
Source: McKinsey & Company, 2019The problems specific to construction
Not generic digital-transformation talking points. These are the failure points we see in construction systems.
Connecting BIM models to field progress capture
Keeping the Common Data Environment a single source of truth
Reconciling as-designed against as-built model data
Capturing structured defect and safety data offline on site
Concrete approaches, not slideware
Mobile-first, offline-first field capture syncing to the BIM common data environment
IFC-based interoperability across design and field tools
Cross-trade handoffs tagged to model elements with a root-cause loop
Compliance is a design input
We treat these as constraints to engineer against from day one — not paperwork to bolt on before launch.
Outcomes we hold ourselves to
- Field reality and the model stay in agreement
- Fewer rework loops and safety gaps
- One record of the project every trade can trust
Capabilities we apply here
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