Using the Shared Data Environment (SOD) to manage projects for the modernization and construction of bakery enterprises

Abstract

In the market of information systems for organizing a common data environment for construction projects, there are two approaches to working with documents within the system. Some systems allow document editing, while others do not. This article examines the pros and cons of these approaches. Working with native files in the common data environment (CDE) of a construction project is a key aspect of project management, especially in the context of digitalization and the implementation of BIM technologies. The main issues include file compatibility, version control, and data security. Different software products used by project participants can lead to native file incompatibility, and software updates can cause problems with opening older versions. Version control becomes complicated due to difficulties in tracking changes and potential conflicts during simultaneous editing. Data security is also a concern due to the risk of unauthorized access and information loss. Solutions to these problems include the use of universal file formats, the implementation of version control systems, and ensuring strict security measures. The article discusses methods and tools that contribute to the effective management of native files, which improves coordination and work quality in construction projects.