Identify And Evaluate The Challenges In Electorinc Document Management By Construction System

Abstract

The efficient handling of a range of project data, including as bills of quantities, specifications, and other technical data, is essential to the building process. The way that information is transferred affects how easily it may be absorbed and applied during the construction process. Even though computers are frequently used to create project information, hard copy documentation is still the major way that information is transferred in the construction business. Document management is a collection of components rather than a single thing or piece of technology. The technology, in conjunction with the usage of information and various users in a business process, allows for interaction. As a result, the document management industry can be separated into four main categories: documents, people, procedures, and technology. Whether documents are in hard copy or electronic format, Electronic Document Management (EDM) solutions provide some level of control over information flow throughout the building process. In order to electronically communicate document information from the designer to the contractor, this study offers a method of bar-coding paper-based designs. The study also takes into account the specifications for bar code application standards, which would enhance the process of document data transmission.