The digital revolution has existed, maybe longer than many of us initially think and digital transformation has been implemented within Manufacturing for some years with digital aspects of industrialisation now commonly used in Manufacturing. Now, the construction industry has some catching up to do, but digital construction is on its way, and the benefits of digital adoption are starting to be recognised, including efficient planning, intelligent designing, and more effective assembly for increased sustainability, optimised operations, significantly lower costs – showing ROI and greater safety.
Digital Construction was kick-started by the Government mandate which orchestrated BIM (Building information modelling), Majenta Solutions have been at the forefront of BIM, and we have pulled on our experience within supply chain integration, PLM and data management in the Automotive Industry to bring digital construction to over 1200 construction projects since 2016.
The 3DEXPERIENCE tool-set can offer ways of overcoming industry challenges and expediting learning curves for customers who want to work in a single source of truth environment. Many companies are now striving towards Building Lifecycle Management (BLM), and the tools available within the 3DEXPERIENCE platform will add significant value.
Building Lifecycle Management or simply BLM initiates a BIM Level 3 approach that enables a highly efficient Extended Collaboration model based on the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and the Automotive and Manufacturing industries best practices.
The Dassault Systèmes 3DEXPERIENCE® platform applications can take charge of the integrated Extended Collaboration process, bringing together all project design and delivery elements for a productive and smooth workflow.
By means of implementing a single source of truth environment, the 3DEXPERIENCE platform can fully utilise BIM data, allowing a highly collaborative design process and a controlled project workflow, which results in increased efficiency and better results across all areas of activity.
Full Visibility of Actual Data Across the Building Lifecycle
Federated Data Using Standard Protocols, Common Data Environment
Versioning of Data
Change Management
Plan of Work, Collaboration Process Map
Standard BIM Templates
Extended Collaboration
User-Based Permissions and Role-Specific Access
Full Traceability
Compliance
Performance Management
Universal Access on the Cloud
Open Standards