Meeting Demand for Digital Project Delivery through Strategic Partnerships with Tosko Technologies

Application Modernization Identification, Assessment, Approach and Methodology.

Furthermore, the results show that BIM and CIM are becoming more and more in demand for major civil projects: 66% of civil engineers already utilise BIM in their work. As project owners have a deeper knowledge of the advantages of BIM, which range from decreased rework to greater field coordination, that need will continue to increase. Currently, according to The Civil Quarterly, 87% of project owners are required to use BIM in some capacity on their projects, albeit this percentage doesn't apply to all of them.

Industry technology providers must cooperate and combine efficient solutions together more than before. Others offer complete platforms to organise, store, and report the data, while some are experts at developing data collection technology. We can create a strong foundation for enterprises that need to automate field data collecting and inspection procedures through strategic partnerships and new or improved capabilities. By combining our platforms with devices for recording precise position coordinates, asset data, and more, we hope to marry connection and collection.

Due to the inefficiency of these systems, field data gathering has historically been a manual operation that is prone to mistakes. On-site workers may rapidly and accurately gather auditable data by integrating with the top field data capture devices, connecting it to the payment process with a single point of data entry as the work is being done.

For years, owners have relied on Tosko-developed solutions to defend their interests by guaranteeing that both federal and state regulations are being followed and that projects are easily auditable. The growing Global Information Systems (GIS) initiatives that directly affect the construction sector combine ideally with combining the data already being used across Tosko technologies with efficient and precise site capture procedures.