Keep taking the tablets… more and more construction-oriented apps are being delivered on mobile devices. Last month, I wrote about SaaS specialist KyKloud and how it had extended beyond its initial focus on asset management to provide some powerful iPad-based mobile survey functionality. It’s not the only vendor looking at this market. In the past …
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Mar 25 2013
Mobile surveying hotting up
- By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Functionality, Marketing, Mobile, SaaS, Vendors
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25 March 2013
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Mar 23 2011
SnagR: mobile but not SaaS
- By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Functionality, Internet, Marketing, Mobile, People issues, Vendors
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23 March 2011
Ignore the marketing hype about SnagR being “the first its kind innovative Web and PDA-based site inspection and defect management system” (both BIW and BuildOnline – now part of Sword CTSpace – had PDA-based defects management systems in 2006), but SnagR is a user-friendly digitised system designed to speed up the process of capturing, reporting …
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Immersive design collaboration, with IdentityMine
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I have returned from time to time to the perceived shortcomings of online design collaboration insofar as some architects and other designers prefer the intuitive, paper-based processes of marking-up, commenting and sketching on design drawings by hand. Such ‘collaboration’ they say is less easy when they are faced by conventional computer interfaces as opposed to, …
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