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ByggNett (BuildNetwork)—Norwegian Project for Web-Based Collaboration between Public Authorities and the Construction Industry

Hjelseth, Eilif

This study explores the system architecture of "ByggNett" ("BuildNetwork"), an initiative from the Norwegian government for the development of a new collaboration platform for exchange of information among all private and public actors in the entire construction industry. The study explores the ongoing Concept Evaluation project. The Norwegian initiative has a very inclusive approach and combines services and solutions from both public and commercial actors. Public projects do not focus on external information, and proliferation of this initiative can enable collaboration and exchange of experiences.

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ByggNett (BuildNetwork)—Norwegian Project for Web-Based Collaboration between Public Authorities and the Construction Industry

Hjelseth, Eilif

This study explores the system architecture of "ByggNett" ("BuildNetwork"), an initiative from the Norwegian government for the development of a new collaboration platform for exchange of information among all private and public actors in the entire construction industry. The study explores the ongoing Concept Evaluation project. The Norwegian initiative has a very inclusive approach and combines services and solutions from both public and commercial actors. Public projects do not focus on external information, and proliferation of this initiative can enable collaboration and exchange of experiences.

ByggNett (BuildNetwork)—Norwegian Project for Web-Based Collaboration between Public Authorities and the Construction Industry

Hjelseth, Eilif

This study explores the system architecture of "ByggNett" ("BuildNetwork"), an initiative from the Norwegian government for the development of a new collaboration platform for exchange of information among all private and public actors in the entire construction industry. The study explores the ongoing Concept Evaluation project. The Norwegian initiative has a very inclusive approach and combines services and solutions from both public and commercial actors. Public projects do not focus on external information, and proliferation of this initiative can enable collaboration and exchange of experiences.

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Title:

ByggNett (BuildNetwork)—Norwegian Project for Web-Based Collaboration between Public Authorities and the Construction Industry

Contributors:

Hjelseth, Eilif (author)

Conference:

2014 International Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering ; 2014 ; Orlando, Florida, United States

Published in:

Computing in Civil and Building Engineering (2014) ; 891-899

Publication date:

2014-06-17

ISBN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1061/9780784413616.111

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Automation , Computer aided design , Computation , Infrastructure , Building information models , Simulation , Imaging techniques

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