ICT tools for improving the competitiveness of the LSE industry. Engineering construction and architectural management 1999
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This paper describes an analysis of Product Data and Information Technologies (PDIT) which are available to support processes in Large Scale Engineering and construction especially. Three main areas were addressed: Supporting Environment, Systems & Technologies and Application Software. On-going and future developments in these areas are considered.
The findings from each of the PDIT areas examined are presented, together with their potential opportunities for exploitation within Large Scale Engineering (LSE) in construction. The existing barriers that are perceived as to the adoption of such technologies are also addressed. Considerations are given to the most significant emerging technologies within the IT industry and the potential impact these may have on the business needs within LSE.
The work was undertaken within the User Reference Project ESPRIT 20876 - "eLSEwise - European Large Scale Engineering Wide Integration Support Effort".
The findings from each of the PDIT areas examined are presented, together with their potential opportunities for exploitation within Large Scale Engineering (LSE) in construction. The existing barriers that are perceived as to the adoption of such technologies are also addressed. Considerations are given to the most significant emerging technologies within the IT industry and the potential impact these may have on the business needs within LSE.
The work was undertaken within the User Reference Project ESPRIT 20876 - "eLSEwise - European Large Scale Engineering Wide Integration Support Effort".
TNO Identifier
329237
Source
Engineering Construction and Architectural Management, 6(1), pp. 1-13.
Pages
1-13
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