Project data integration and automation
Schedule, cost, BIM, quality and field data are connected from the agreed systems into a single controlled view, with the WBS and CBS aligned and the codes defined once.
Explore service
Explore six complementary services that connect engineering judgement with traceable project information. Start with the challenge you need to address, then define the support around your project.
Schedule, cost, BIM, quality and field data are connected from the agreed systems into a single controlled view, with the WBS and CBS aligned and the codes defined once.
Explore serviceSchedules are developed against an agreed work breakdown structure and linked to the BIM model, so the proposed sequence can be simulated, coordinated across contractors and challenged while changing it is still practical.
Explore serviceLogic, critical paths, constraints, baselines and progress updates are examined against the agreed measurement rules and the underlying records.
Explore serviceThe control budget and CBS are established and maintained, with commitments, actual costs and costs incurred but not yet invoiced tracked consistently.
Explore serviceSchedule and cost inputs are reviewed before modelling. Where the information supports an integrated assessment, dependencies and shared risk drivers are defined before the results are combined.
Explore serviceA project controls specialist is present through the agreed operating hours.
Explore serviceA schedule depends on accurate progress. A cost forecast depends on the remaining work. An execution decision depends on knowing whether the information is current.
We define these connections as part of the assignment, with clear ownership, agreed update cycles and outputs that the project team can use.
See how we workDevelop the sequence, interfaces and readiness conditions that support an executable schedule.
Explore the serviceConnect and validate the source information, or review discrepancies in the existing picture.
Explore the serviceRelate cost and production to remaining scope and examine the uncertainty around the outcome.
Explore the serviceEstablish an agreed operational picture and coordination rhythm during critical execution periods.
Explore the serviceAgree the question, available information and required output before the work starts.
Start with the baseline, current update and a specific concern. Define a review of logic, progress evidence and the issues affecting the forecast.
Explore the scope →Start with scope, milestones and interfaces. Define the schedule, update process and any model-linked sequencing required.
Explore the scope →Start with source files and the reports your team uses. Define the mappings, validation rules and reporting outputs.
Explore the scope →Tell us about the scope, the information you have and the decisions you need to make.