Of late, BriefBuilder is being used in a lot of industrial and logistical projects such as manufacturing plants, storage facilities and distribution centers. Not that surprising because such projects tend to be heavy on requirements. This means that we are learning a lot of new things—e.g....
We are proud to announce that the Dutch Police has selected BriefBuilder as a tool for requirements management in its accommodation projects. Starting point for the use of BriefBuilder is an extensive requirements library that serves as a basis for individual project briefs. The aim...
Which tasks are part of the project’s scope and which not? Who is e.g. responsible for the soil studies or the negotiations with the local authorities? And what is it that needs to be delivered in terms of documentation at each project stage? BIM models,...
When we developed BriefBuilder, we did a lot of thinking about the icons we would use. How to represent a building, a space, a system, a process, a verification, etc etc.? One of challenges was to find a good icon for the object “outdoor space”....
First of all a happy new year on behalf of the BriefBuilder team! At this start of the new year, we would like to give you a recap of the most important new features that we added to BriefBuilder in 2021. đź”– Classification This is a truly...
We have created a new feature for construction clients and contractors that work with textual requirements instead of model-based requirements, as we normally do in BriefBuilder. We are not a big fan of requirements in a text format (we prefer a more BIM-like approach), but in particular...
We noticed that BriefBuilder users apply a wide range of classification systems in their projects, e.g. Uniclass, CoClass, COBie, Omniclass, Uniformat, NL-SfB, Cuneco and so on. We have now developed a dedicated classification feature for this purpose, with which you can: â–¶ Add one or more classifications...
Yesterday, our very own Jade van Zeeland gave a lecture about the topics of systems engineering (SE) and requirements management (RM) for civil engineering students of the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. She explained the overall philosophy behind these concepts and she explained the practicalities of making...
