An easy-to-read article on data-driven construction: why do SharePoint and file names fall somewhat short? How high is high?
Data-driven construction requires more than just digital tools – it requires structure, experience and the right partners!
In the construction industry, we talk a lot about digitalisation and data, but what do we do when data is missing or inconsistent? For more than 15 years, I have worked with data structuring in projects, and at NIRAS we help our clients every day to create overview, structure and quality in project data.
In my new article I share concrete experiences and perspectives on how we can ensure that the right data are available – and usable – throughout the entire project.
Read on if you want to know why data structure is the key to success in construction, and how we at NIRAS can help you further.
Data-driven construction on LinkedIn
Once upon a time
After finishing my engineering studies, a fellow student (Jens Leding Kopp) and I were given the opportunity to expand our graduation project with yet another study: “Clinical Assessment of physical parameters on mechanical heart valve sounds” – a lot of water has passed under the bridge since then.
The study was duly monitored in collaboration with Hans Nygaard, Michael Hasenkam and Peter K. Paulsen.
CV – Carsten Dollerup
CV in PDF format. Can be replaced with the latest version via the WordPress file block.