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The Common Data Environment: From Planning Through Operations

WEBINAR

Originally aired on 04/28/2022 | 50 Min Watch TIme
As capital projects become more complex, there is a vast and often unwieldy amount of data that is generated across the project life cycle. Unfortunately, many project teams struggle to manage and disperse this critical information. This makes the data less relevant and unactionable resulting in rework, errors and inefficient usage of funds and time.

Only through a common data environment (CDE) platform can contractors and owners realise they can house large data sets digitally — all the way from the design and planning phases of the asset, through field production and into handover and operations. This results in true project visibility that allows diverse stakeholders to collaborate in real time, saving resources and frustration across the entire project life cycle.

In this panel discussion, we will explore how software platforms that operate within a 3D CDE are raising the bar on project visibility for owners and contractors alike.

We’ll discuss how through the adoption of a CDE you can:

  • Retain and leverage the same data throughout planning, construction and operations processes.
  • Permit real-time collaboration by all parties on the project or program.
  • Allow for integrations to other third-party systems not part of the core platform.
  • Make decisions from business analytics at any time.
  • Access information throughout the life of the asset.

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