Three practical findings from applying BIM in China
Building information modelling (BIM) refers to the development of tridimensional digital representations of facilities. With proven benefits in design and construction, BIM is becoming mandatory for environmental infrastructures all over the world. Demand is now growing to extend its usage to Operation & Maintenance (O&M).
read moreA flurry of activity aimed at promoting good asset management practices
As part of its COVID-19 crisis plan, announced in February 2020, Siveco has increased its investment in the Chinese market. The company made the strategic decision to provide extra funding not only for R&D but also for marketing activities.
read moreOn the Silk Road – Practical tips for working with Chinese builders abroad
Drawing on a long experience in the Chinese market, Siveco has developed a specific service offering for overseas infrastructure owners and EPC companies to achieve a smooth handover of plant documentation from construction to maintenance in immediately usable format in a CMMS.
read moreWelcome to Maintenance 4.0: bluebee® in action at SCIP SITA Waste Services (video case study)
In January 2017, our team visited a long-time member of the Siveco family, our customer Suez Waste & Recycling waste incinerator in Shanghai Chemical Industry Park, to shoot a short movie about their daily operation process using bluebee®. The film demonstrates a highly condensed version of a working day featuring our customer’s best practices.
read moreSupporting the China Dream
Sustainable infrastructures have become a matter of national priority in support of the “China Dream”. An elusive concept for many, merely a business opportunity for others, the China Dream is very concrete for us at Siveco China: all our projects aim at reducing the life-cycle-cost and increasing the useful lifetime of the infrastructures with our Maintenance 4.0 approach.
read moreSiveco partner network in Africa
As China is gaining importance in the international markets, Chinese construction firms and major equipment suppliers have become involved in many infrastructure and industrial projects all over the world, and more particularly in Africa. Projects won by Chinese firms include roads, bridges, metro systems, refineries, telecommunication networks, pipelines, etc. These projects, perhaps due to the influence of European consulting firms in these regions, often require a CMMS to be implemented from the construction stage.
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