Buildings, infrastructure, and similar physical assets are designed and constructed by AEC/EPC firms and typically owned and operated (O/O) by other organizations. This leads to a typical data dilemma: too much data that is often not the correct data nor semantically accurate to be usable. Data governance is badly needed, and it requires data alignment. […]
Are you struggling with managing and integrating data from your building’s IoT sensors? Are you looking for a way to make sense of all the information and make data-driven decisions? We’re excited to announce our upcoming webinar, “How to connect IoT and BIM to implement the built asset Digital Twin“. This webinar will cover how
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Leveraging the asset information hub for change and configuration management. How can you avoid the following costly and time-consuming issues in asset management? Join our webinar to learn how our Asset Information Hub – ShareAspace iAIM – can address these issues across the whole built asset lifecycle. Discover how using an asset information hub will
Webinar: Enable full traceability across your whole built assets lifecycle. Read More »
10/02/2022 “BIM is just PLM for built assets.” How, or rather, why did these independent events happen? In this blog post, I will share with you my reflections and what led me to re-assess BIM and embrace PLM practices for built assets. First, let’s go back in time to when buildingSMART international launched the IFCRail
Why am I done with BIM after more than a decade? Read More »
The French engineering firm Egis unveils, through a demonstrator it invented, a concept of light and resilient Digital Twin aimed at local authorities and transport infrastructure operators using, among other systems/platforms, ShareAspace iAIM to federate, maintain and give partners access to their PLM infrastructure
Call for action: Seizing the decarbonization opportunity in construction. This is the title of a recent report (recommended reading) from McKinsey on the construction industry.
Will Flight Shame be followed by Housing, Office or even Infrastructure Shame? Read More »
Situation EGIS, a company with 15,800 employees in 2019, is dedicated to supporting energy, ecology, digital, and territorial transitions to shape tomorrow’s world. For their new tram project in Birmingham, UK, EGIS opted for ShareAspace to manage their “interfaces,” which improves planning and resource utilization in their construction project infrastructure. Problem Large infrastructure projects involve
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