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make a completely new BIM
model for his needs.
When we consider the
contractor's interest in using
cloud technology, I think that
such an approach is far more
efficient for both the contractor
and the investor, since we must
keep in mind that the most
common case is that we usually
have contractors and many
subcontractors in the
construction.
Thus, the conclusion is that
during the construction of the
building, ie. during the
construction phase of the project,
there are identical reasons as in
the previous part of the article,
which recommend cloud
technology as the best solution
for cooperation between
different participants in the
project process from the
conceptual solution and all
following phases of the project
until construction, and then
during maintenance, throughout
its entire life cycle.
Data Storage And
Availability From The
Investor’s
Perspective
On the storing and availability of
data from the investor's
perspective, I don't think I'm
wrong to say the following - if I
were an investor or his
representative, I would insist that
all project phases - from the
conceptual design and all
following phases of the project to
construction and maintenance of
the constructed building during
its entire life cycle, they work in
the cloud. Why?
So if you go back to the very
beginning of the article and read
the definition and possibilities of
the cloud solution, it will be clear
to you why I made such a claim.
The cloud solution provides to
the investor insight into the
entire project documentation at
any time of the entire project life
cycle. During the various phases
of the project before the
construction of the building, the
investor has an insight into the
complete project process and can
see all the problems that occur
during the design. When we talk
about construction, if the investor
has regulated in a good way with
BEP the transition from the
tender phase of the project to the
construction phase, there will be
no need to create a completely
new BIM model or digital twin
model for the contractor. Finally,
after the building is built, the
facility manager can take over the
BIM model or the digital twin
model by the contractor at the
end of the design phase of the
completed building. This will
again relieve the investor in
financial and organizational
terms and enable him to
continue to supervise all phases
of the project life cycle and the
life cycle of the constructed
building. Practically, complete
documentation during any phase
of the project process, then
during the construction of the
facility and finally during the
maintenance of the full
functionality of the facility using
digital twin technology and cloud
solutions make the investor sure
to hold all the ends of the project
life cycle.
Data Storage And
Availability From The
Facility Manager’s
Perspective
When considering the storage
and availability of data from the
perspective of a facility manager,
we must take into account that it
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