8. 1 Ppt 2 Construction information and data principles

Operational cost monitoring

Enterprise systems

Customer feedback surveys

Infrastructure and transport

Wages

Utilities

Rent

Construction materials

Producing life cycle costings

Benchmarking and budgeting

Forecasting and cost control

All of the above

Enterprise resources planning (ERP) systems

Enterprise planning systems

Customer relationship management software

Word processing software

Accounting

Budgeting and forecasting

Marketing campaigns

Inventory management

Public utility services are always government owned.

Building services are provided by the building itself, not an outside provider.

Utilities include services like electricity, gas, and water.

Ownership boundary separates public and private utility services.

It outlines the lighting requirements for a building.

It describes how a building will connect to existing utility infrastructure systems.

It provides details about heating and cooling loads.

It explains the ownership boundary of utility services.

Ensure system efficiency

Collect data for reporting, regulatory compliance and baselining

Increase energy consumption

Inform infrastructure management

Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)

Lighting

Energy

All of the above

Inappropriate controls concept

Poor design and/or poor equipment selection

Incorrect commissioning

Adequate maintenance

Operational cost monitoring

Enterprise systems

Utilities and building management systems

Weather forecasting