RLB Digital’s Project Colin addresses the elephant in the room when adopting a data-driven approach: documents.
Traditionally, documents are created as large, disconnected files, O&M manuals, health and safety files, fire and emergency files (FEF), each authored by different people, in different formats, often with overlapping or conflicting content. This fragmented method leads to duplication, inconsistency and information that’s hard to find, trust, or maintain. Editing one part without affecting others becomes nearly impossible.
What the judges said
“This shows the information management practices we should expect on a project. The solution is innovative, forward-thinking and logically rigorous.”
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