October Digest SIGNAX

General:

This October, we made significant improvements at SIGNAX, primarily focusing on enhancing our DOCS Common Data Environment. We unveiled three new product videos on our social media, along with two engaging #DevNews posts that spotlight our latest updates. We are excited to announce that our website and modules are available in Spanish, further expanding our global reach and accessibility. Our commitment to providing top-notch solutions in construction management continues to grow!

DOCS:

Our latest update to SIGNAX DOCS introduced several powerful new features to improve workflow efficiency. We’ve added a Gantt chart viewer for easier schedule management, and a video explaining document management, including version control for PDF and BIM models, file comparisons, and tools to help track and analyze changes.

Another video showcases collaboration enhancements that empower teams to manage reviews more effectively, ensuring seamless communication and compliance throughout the project lifecycle.

TOOLS:

We are proud to announce advancements in our TOOLS module, particularly focusing on autoprocessing capabilities. This feature allows BIM Managers to automate workflows by scheduling tasks, processing models without manual intervention, and conducting batch runs for validation and classification. These enhancements are designed to save time and reduce routine tasks, enabling users to focus on what matters most in their projects.

Watch our new video and contact us if you want to streamline your BIM management:

Activities:

This October, SIGNAX participated in two significant events focused on the future of construction and engineering. At the Digital Construction Summit 2024 in Dubai Marina, industry leaders shared insights on technology’s transformative role in the sector, highlighting the potential of Contech IT startups and discussing AI’s impact on asset quality, as well as the challenges posed by urbanization and climate change.

Additionally, at the MEAEC BuildTechXchange Summit, key takeaways included the rise of mixed-use developments, the revolutionizing effects of digital transformation and AI, and the growing trend of modular construction in the Middle East. These events provided valuable perspectives that we are excited to integrate into our upcoming projects.

International projects:

We also took part in an archaeological expedition near the ancient city of Ur, where our team, led by Andrei Serafimin, conducted essential surveying tasks and captured high-resolution orthomosaic images to aid in excavation planning. This initiative showcases our commitment to using technology to preserve history and enhance cultural heritage.