PLM for Architecture, Engineering and Construction
Helping AEC companies reduce product development costs through tailored PLM solutions.
TECHNIA specialises in helping AEC companies digitalise processes with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems. The aim? To drastically reduce product development costs and deliver products to market faster than the competition, while ensuring regulatory compliance.
We’re Specialists in Solving Big Industry Challenges
Information Management
With no single system for handling structured data across multi-CAD environments, collaboration between architect, consultant, subcontractor and supplier teams remains difficult.
Customer Satisfaction
Working in silos and sub optimizing is detrimental to customer satisfaction. Focus should now be on how to make sure every project delivers the right thing, at the right time and in the right quantity.
Maximize Project Outcomes
The architecture, engineering and construction industry needs to change the game. Companies need to use advanced technology and take a new approach for maximizing project outcomes.
Cost Efficiency
Successful companies will constantly work to lower planning and production costs, in order to reduce project delivery and completion times.
Digitalising the Construction Industry
With the latest innovations, construction is the realization of the virtual building through the execution of a virtual build process. Leveraging precise 3D models allows for remote fabrication and on-site assembly, improving cost and speed.
Architecture, engineering and construction is a project-based business and competition for work is fierce. Industry fragmentation makes it difficult to standardize on a single platform and efficiently share data. Plus, competitive bidding practices and functional silos lead to padded estimates and poor outcomes.
An advanced BIM platform enables unmatched construction process simulation and optimization capabilities, 4D modelling and the use of real-time project management tools to help identify and fix issues before they blow the budget, or stop on-site progress.
What business value does a PLM system bring?
- Makes it possible to reuse project information and processes between projects even though each project is considered to be unique
- Creates one repository for all building-related information with a tight connection between processes, organisation and production
- Minimises errors late in the process, which leads to unnecessary rework and expensive scrap
- Ensures construction safety, health and environmental compliance throughout the lifecycle of a building – from planning through design, procurement and production to the maintenance of the building
- Lowers the cost of planning and production and reduce the project time to completion
- Makes it possible to control requirements and more effectively respond to customer needs resulting in a better-perceived quality
- Facilitates better collaboration with external team members
- Creates possibilities for a more effective planning and evaluation of the business
