Data and Document Collection for FM Handover
October 13, 2023 •
We have recently published a series of blogs all focused around the need to provide, at handover, a rich, robust, reliable data set to support Owners through the entire life cycle of the facility. These three blogs, Level of Information Need, Data Quality, and Digital Twins highlight the steps needed to establish goals and uses and to generate the required collated information.
This short video demonstrates some of the features in our BIMFMi platform that enables us to link design intent data with all defined installed asset information.
In future posts, we will showcase more of the functionality and final deliverables that can be generated from a robust dataset. Stay tuned!
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