"Leveraging a constructible
process was instrumental
in helping us achieve our
eciency goals."
— Matt Hedke, Manager of Self-Perform,
Barton Malow.
IDENTIFY
YOUR
OBJECTIVES
Every transformation initiative should
start with clear objectives that tie to
larger company goals. This will ensure
that the initiative receives the
attention, support, and focus needed.
The outcomes of Connected
Construction become even more
valuable when they align with larger
strategic initiatives and economics
within the company.
Like any objective, the more specic
you can be, the better. Quantify the
objectives in terms that are clearly
measurable and easily remembered.
Some examples include maintaining a
zero-incident safety goal, cutting
material waste by 50% over a
24-month period, or in the case of
Barton Malow, doubling eciency by
2024.
Barton Malow makes
strides to double
eciency by 2024.
1
A full-service general contracting rm with clients across the U.S., Barton
Malow is taking a constructible BIM approach using Trimble technology.
Combining design, project management and engineering models into
Trimble's collaboration platform, Barton Malow can use data from dierent
sources to make more informed decisions before build and beyond.
This proactive method gives all stakeholders complete visibility so they can
coordinate, adjust or modify project aspects before arriving on a job site.
By minimizing workow ineciencies, all stakeholders across the entire
project lifecycle can achieve a nal result
that's built to its best potential and creates
a competitive advantage.
Building o of their strategic initiative to double
eciency by 2024, Barton Malow's self-perform
division has achieved:
• A 15% increase in concrete rebar productivity.
• Improved accuracy and enhanced knowledge
transfer between stakeholders.
• Better analysis of BIM models to uncover
"clashes," streamline workows, and bring
greater transparency to all building projects.
READ THE FULL STORY
https://construction.trimble.com/resources/customer-stories/barton-malow-drives-safety-quality-and-productivity-with-a-constructible-process
