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In a recent survey that was conducted on “How has the adoption of construction data management software improved workflows in your projects?”, 81% of the respondents selected “Improved Data-Driven Decisions”.
This clearly demonstrates that construction companies are increasingly relying and utilising data analytics more than ever to gain insights into their project performance and activity. Through collecting and managing the right data, it allows project stakeholders to make better timely decisions, improve efficiency and productivity.

Furthermore, since the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve seen an exponential shift to digitalisation and adoption of similar systems that keeps data online, in a structured, secure format, moving away from traditional paper-based documents. This breaks down traditional siloed working practices, and makes reporting even more efficient, through higher levels of collaboration and accessibility.

MissionOS has a proven-track record in managing construction and infrastructure project data, and many projects around the world have reaped benefits from using it. The software has really been pivotal over the last 2-3 year period on flagship projects, with key project stakeholders utilising it to share information and data online, through the blogging functionality. For instance, the DTSS2 (PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency) project, which utilises MissionOS, holds data from over 58,000 instruments within the system, all captured in real-time.

To learn more about MissionOS, and how it is the right platform for your data-driven decisions in construction and infrastructure projects, visit: Construction Data Management Software