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Megaprojects create their own category of risk. When a program spans hundreds of workers, thousands of documents, and multiple contracts, small breakdowns in information compound fast — and by the time they surface as cost or schedule problems, they’re expensive to unwind. Join us on Thursday, September 17 at 2:00 p.m. EDT…
The process is only as good as the people following it. Where do you all see consistency break down the most? Share your perspective in the comments. A) Getting everyone to name and file documents consistently B) Breaking old habits from previous tools or processes C) Keeping field teams and office teams aligned D)…
Many teams treat the Document Register as just a filing cabinet, but it's really the searchable backbone of your whole project record. A well-organized register with consistent folder structures and metadata is what makes the difference between finding a superseded drawing revision in seconds versus minutes. A few things…
Asking for a friend… When we started using InEight and had an InEight Rep there with us to configure everything, we spent more time on configuration of things. I kind of had to teach myself how to do Doc Control duties in InEight, with the help of watching videos and/or asking another Doc Control that uses InEIght…
Which tool owns the "truth" on your design projects? On large owner-side programs using more than one platform how are you ensuring a easy to use authoring/collaboration layer that feeds information to the published record layer (ideally InEight Document).
After supporting hundreds of projects, I've noticed the most successful teams tend to get a few things right very early that made Information and Document Management run smoothly. What do you think makes the biggest difference at the start? Is it workflows? roles? metadata? something else?
I’ve been having a few conversations lately about redlines and markups in InEight Document and realized there’s probably a wide range of approaches out there. At our end, it’s a bit of a mix. Some teams are still very Bluebeam-heavy, others are starting to use more of what’s available in the native viewer. Curious what…
If you weren't in the session, you can still catch Robin Beck and Michelle Orizzonte from Graham's recording in our Community Resource Center. They walk through what it actually looks like to move beyond document storage, sharing how their team transformed the way information moves across the project lifecycle. Less…
Is anyone else exploring the use of InEight’s Plan Work Packaging and related modules for Advanced Work Packaging (AWP)? I believe there’s significant potential to boost field productivity through this approach. I’d love to start a conversation and exchange ideas. Let’s compare notes and share best practices.
What if the biggest risk on your project wasn't a schedule delay, it was information that never reached the right people? Join us May 28th at 5pm ET as we welcome Michelle Orizzonte and Robin Beck of Graham for an inside look at how intentional information management bridges the gap between document control and real…