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BIM, Value Management, Life-cycle Cost Management

Building Information Management

BIM is the life-cycle management of the built environment supported by digital technology. BIM is the life-cycle management of the built environment supported by digital technology. The recent increase in demand for sustainable or green buildings is further making the consideration of life cycle cost an issue.

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Essential Construction KPIs to Improve Profits and Productivity

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Today, many companies do not integrate their applications, track quality KPI data, and monitor the life cycle of projects. However, standardizing the way software is used may correct this. The magazine points to “cash flow and receivables” as “backward-looking” or lagging financial indicators. Gaining Support.

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7 Construction Industry Truths Made Clear at Autodesk University

Autodesk Construction Cloud

The additional infrastructure needs or talent required to be successful in life-cycle data collection & analysis. Workflow guidance on flexible budget structures, contract generation for commitments, collaborative change order workflows, and cash flow forecasting. Key learnings from related AU session.

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Serious And Funny Construction Definitions Contractors Enjoy Reading

Contractor Bookkeeping

Aggravation Box - Computer with construction accounting software operated by a trainee. Assets of Company - Cash / Receivables – Payables / Trucks / Tools / Equipment / Material. Assets of Firm - Cash / Business Process / Sales Process / Client List / Predictable Cash Flow.

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Construction Quality Management 101

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Certain software provides flexible, useful tools like custom punch list templates to streamline the quality processes of any project. With the right cloud-based software, assigning and alerting stakeholders, and tracking their progress, is easy. The closeout process doesn’t have to wait until the end of a project—in fact, it shouldn’t.