Development of CDE

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The Common Data Environment (CDE) is a critical component of AEC projects because it helps manage vast amounts of data efficiently.

It is an archive of project data. It is used to create a permanent record of transactions, changes, and project progress.

A reliable CDE has two basic components: neutrality and security.

We develop CDE solutions using the OpenDataBIM converter that truly support both important components.

Neutrality – builds confidence and helps build trust between project participants through the use of common data exchange formats without being tied to specific vendor solutions. This trust leads to broader CDE adoption, which yields more project data and information.

Project information should be stored in a secure CDE that uses strict security protocols to ensure that all stakeholders’ data is protected from threats, including without access to the Internet

Development of CDE is necessary if you:

You need a neutral, date-neutral information exchange system

Ensure a high level of data security

Integrate CDE with corporate IT landscape (ERP, DWH, ECM, etc.)

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