01
Define
Understand the requirement.
We work with project and operational teams to define the problem, available information, users, systems and the outcomes the twin needs to support.
REQUIREMENTS · USE CASES · DATA · ROADMAP
HOW WE WORK
A clear path from requirement to working twin.
Four clear stages establish the right framework, spatial foundation and applications — while leaving room for the twin to evolve as new requirements emerge.
DEFINED PROCESS · FLEXIBLE SCOPE
STRUCTURE FROM THE OUTSET
The full scope of a twin does not need to be known on day one. The framework does. We establish how the environment will be structured, governed and extended before development begins.
01
Clear requirement
We begin with a defined, high-value use case and understand the people, information and systems around it.
02
Planned framework
We consider governance, standards, integrations and future requirements before establishing the spatial foundation.
03
Progressive development
New applications and use cases can emerge over time without rebuilding the environment beneath them.
FOUR STAGES
Each stage ends with something the team can use.
02
Build the Foundation
Establish the spatial environment.
We bring together the relevant BIM, GIS, 3D and survey information into a governed spatial foundation, structured around the requirements of the project or asset.
MODELS · STANDARDS · METADATA · GOVERNANCE
03
Develop & Connect
Turn the foundation into a working twin.
We develop the required applications and connect relevant project, asset and operational information — from design tools through to live systems and data.
APPLICATIONS · INTEGRATIONS · DATA · TESTING
04
Maintain & Evolve
Keep building on what already exists.
We maintain the twin as the physical environment changes, adding new information, applications and integrations as requirements develop.
CUSTODIANSHIP · UPDATES · NEW MODULES · INTEGRATION
HOW WE WORK
A clear path from requirement to working twin.
Four clear stages establish the right framework, spatial foundation and applications — while leaving room for the twin to evolve as new requirements emerge.
DEFINED PROCESS · FLEXIBLE SCOPE
STRUCTURE FROM THE OUTSET
The full scope of a twin does not need to be known on day one. The framework does. We establish how the environment will be structured, governed and extended before development begins.
01
Clear requirement
We begin with a defined, high-value use case and understand the people, information and systems around it.
02
Planned framework
We consider governance, standards, integrations and future requirements before establishing the spatial foundation.
03
Progressive development
New applications and use cases can emerge over time without rebuilding the environment beneath them.
FOUR STAGES
Each stage ends with something the team can use.
01
Define
Understand the requirement.
We work with project and operational teams to define the problem, available information, users, systems and the outcomes the twin needs to support.
REQUIREMENTS · USE CASES · DATA · ROADMAP
02
Build the Foundation
Establish the spatial environment.
We bring together the relevant BIM, GIS, 3D and survey information into a governed spatial foundation, structured around the requirements of the project or asset.
MODELS · STANDARDS · METADATA · GOVERNANCE
03
Develop & Connect
Turn the foundation into a working twin.
We develop the required applications and connect relevant project, asset and operational information — from design tools through to live systems and data.
APPLICATIONS · INTEGRATIONS · DATA · TESTING
04
Maintain & Evolve
Keep building on what already exists.
We maintain the twin as the physical environment changes, adding new information, applications and integrations as requirements develop.
CUSTODIANSHIP · UPDATES · NEW MODULES · INTEGRATION
HOW WE WORK
A clear path from requirement to working twin.
Four clear stages establish the right framework, spatial foundation and applications — while leaving room for the twin to evolve as new requirements emerge.
DEFINED PROCESS · FLEXIBLE SCOPE
STRUCTURE FROM THE OUTSET
The full scope of a twin does not need to be known on day one. The framework does. We establish how the environment will be structured, governed and extended before development begins.
01
Clear requirement
We begin with a defined, high-value use case and understand the people, information and systems around it.
02
Planned framework
We consider governance, standards, integrations and future requirements before establishing the spatial foundation.
03
Progressive development
New applications and use cases can emerge over time without rebuilding the environment beneath them.
FOUR STAGES
Each stage ends with something the team can use.
01
Define
Understand the requirement.
We work with project and operational teams to define the problem, available information, users, systems and the outcomes the twin needs to support.
REQUIREMENTS · USE CASES · DATA · ROADMAP
02
Build the Foundation
Establish the spatial environment.
We bring together the relevant BIM, GIS, 3D and survey information into a governed spatial foundation, structured around the requirements of the project or asset.
MODELS · STANDARDS · METADATA · GOVERNANCE
03
Develop & Connect
Turn the foundation into a working twin.
We develop the required applications and connect relevant project, asset and operational information — from design tools through to live systems and data.
APPLICATIONS · INTEGRATIONS · DATA · TESTING
04
Maintain & Evolve
Keep building on what already exists.
We maintain the twin as the physical environment changes, adding new information, applications and integrations as requirements develop.
CUSTODIANSHIP · UPDATES · NEW MODULES · INTEGRATION