Key Components of Digital Project Delivery

• Design Collaboration: Focuses on content creators working seamlessly through a managed process centered
  around a common digital model.
• Design Management: Empowers individuals outside of content creation to manage risk, cost, and safety
  through a shared data environment.
• Common Data Environment (CDE): A central repository storing project data and information, enhancing
  collaboration and extending the value of BIM data.
• Digital Twin: A digital representation enriched with critical asset data, allowing visualization,
  monitoring, and optimization of assets in real time.

Benefits of Digital Project Delivery

• Efficiency: Streamlined workflows and improved communication reduce errors and enhance decision-making.
• Proactivity: Teams can be proactive, distributing responsibility evenly, and anticipating and solving
  problems throughout the project.
• Data Accessibility: A single source of truth eradicates ambiguity, miscommunication, and promotes better
  decision-making.

Addressing Industry Challenges

• Workplace Flexibility: Adapting seamlessly to post-pandemic remote work models with cloud-based
  collaboration.
• Efficiency in Complexity: Managing growing project complexity with a shrinking labor pool through
  effective CDE utilization.
• Industry Standards: Transitioning to digital project delivery to keep up with evolving industry standards
  like ISO19650.

The Future of Digital Project Delivery

As the AEC industry moves towards a data- and platform-based digital delivery process, GENx envisions unlocking even greater value from project and asset data. Digital project delivery, already indispensable today, promises a future marked by better insights, leaner operations, transparency, smarter decisions, and a clearer path to sustainability.