ProjectWise

ProjectWise

Digital engineering on the Sydney Metro

Published in Daniele Peila, Giulia Viggiani, Tarcisio Celestino, Tunnels and Underground Cities: Engineering and Innovation meet Archaeology, Architecture and Art, 2019

R. Dickenson, B. Harland

Programme information such as activity IDs and due dates were associated with each deliverable in the following manner. Each key milestone from the programme had an equivalent ‘milestone’ file in ProjectWise. This file carried various parameters about the milestone: programme due dates for comment and for approval (imported from Primavera P6), internal project due dates such as inter-disciplinary checks (managed by station design leads), design lead name, etc.All the files due for issue at one milestone were linked to that milestone in ProjectWise and inherit the metadata from the ‘milestone’ file in ProjectWise.If the programme changes and the milestone’s metadata changes, then the update can be pushed out across ProjectWise, and all the files which have been assigned to that milestone update their due dates too.

Generating value in program alliances: the value of dialogue in large-scale infrastructure projects

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Published in Production Planning & Control, 2023

Derek H. T. Walker, Peter E. D. Love, Jane Matthews

Technology-enabled solutions, such as ProjectWise, which can help project teams manage, share and distribute engineering project content and review in a single platform, have an essential role in facilitating cross-team collaboration in projects. Information and knowledge can be rapidly shared and communicated, enabling collaboration within alliances to flourish. However, the effectiveness of technology is only as good as the data structures, and information inputted into a system and communicated to people.

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