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The Ultimate Guide to the Common Data Environment (CDE) in 2022
This guide provides an overview of the Common Data Environment (CDE) and the ISO 19650 information management process. It aims to distil the key concepts, principles and...
Cardno’s ISO 19650 Implementation with 12d Synergy’s Common Data Environment (CDE)
Implementing the information management principles and processes of ISO 19650 can be a difficult and daunting undertaking. This articles introduces you to ISO 19650 and the common data environment (CDE) workflow, and shares Cardno’s initial steps towards digital transformation through applying the framework to their own CDE, 12d Synergy.
NCTIR Alliance: Moving Mountains to Reconnect Communities
The NCTIR alliance was formed by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency & KiwiRail to restore the road & rail network following the Kaikoura earthquake in 2016. This evoked immense social and economic pressure to rebuild the critical network and reconnect communities.
12d Synergy as a Common Data Environment (CDE) in the ISO 19650 World
A common data environment or CDE for those in the know, is an essential and key player when it comes to implementing the Information Management Process of ISO 19650. This article will discuss what is a CDE is, what the different States are in the CDE Workflow, their key requirements, and how 12d Synergy can act as your core CDE.
Full CAD Workflow Management and Multi-Office Collaboration
As a rapidly growing and diverse business, Premise use 12d Synergy as a common data environment to enhance its data management, collaboration, and QA capabilities. Civil projects are designed in Australia using 12d Model, and then packaged out to an international office to generate the end deliverable in AutoCAD.
City of Newcastle Rapid Digital Transformation Against COVID-19
In early 2020 when COVID-19 entered our vocabulary and communities, many businesses ground to a halt, spun out of control, or worse shut shop. City of Newcastle like many organisations pivoted to working from home. However, the engineering design team faced a challenge doing so due to the large complex datasets they use.
How Habitat Planning Regained Control of Their Document & Email Management
Habitat Planning is a town planning and urban design consultancy located in Albury-Wodonga, Australia. Since 2015, the Habitat team has rapidly grown, causing several data management challenges for the firm. See how the company overcame those challenges by transitioning from File Explorer to 12d Synergy.
The Ultimate Guide to ISO 19650 in 2022
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the ISO 19650 series. The aim is to distil the key concepts, principles, and processes of the standard and to clearly explain...
Managing MicroStation Drawings in 12d Synergy: Recommended Best Practices
In this guide you’ll learn our recommended best practices for managing MicroStation drawings and data inside our CDE. While 12d Synergy currently has no native integration with MicroStation (unlike for AutoCAD and BricsCAD), it can be effectively managed with some simple configurations.
12d Synergy Unites Multiple Global Offices for Premise
Premise is a full service engineering, design, and management consultancy. The business provides personalised solutions across several sectors, including Urban Development, Transport, and Water. With thirteen office locations, they sought a common data environment (CDE) to efficiently work and collaborate across multiple offices and remote staff.
RPC Land Surveyors’ CDE Saved Resources
With over 50 years’ experience, RPC Land Surveyors is a New Zealand cadastral surveying firm. Spread across two offices in Mount Maunganui and Auckland, there are twenty staff utilising equipment and techniques to deliver exceptional value to all their clients. The company specialises in all aspects of land developing including surveys, land development engineering, and resource management planning.
ISO 19650: Overview, Requirements & Compliance in 2022
With the industry now transitioning to adopt BIM, processes and procedures are now being standardised. ISO 19650 is already well-established overseas, such as in the UK and is rapidly being adopted here in Australia and New Zealand with many infrastructures projects now requiring ISO 19650 certification.