MasterLibrary Features & Benefits:
Architects/Engineers/Consultants
The MasterLibrary system provides value to everyone involved in any of the four primary aspects of the life of a facility—plan, design, build and manage.
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Benefits
Increase productivity, decrease expenses and improve collaboration on your next building project.
In addition to many project, process and organizational benefits, Architects, Engineers and Consultants using the MasterLibrary system regularly will also:
- Gain strategic organizational value and operational efficiencies.
- Reduce hardcopy prints, associated expenses and environmental footprint. Improve response times.
- Integrate with industry-standard project framework using the American Institute of Architecture’s (AIA) Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) model.
- Reduce shipping costs by eliminating the need to send most paper documents.
- Improve operations with document and interaction tracking.
- Reduce potential for post-construction litigation and liability.
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Features
MasterLibrary’s Product Information Pages (PIPs) across all Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) categories allow sharing of critical product specs, drawings and supporting manufacturer documentation to facilitate quick, easy retrieval of information needed during a building’s or project’s lifetime.
The MasterLibrary system’s Project Management module includes the following targeted toolsets developed specifically for Architects, Engineers and Consultants:
- File Sharing
- Project Directory
- Meeting Notes
- Project Administration
- To Do Lists
- Completed Project Files
- Memos
- Action Items
- Productivity Tools (including reports)
The MasterLibrary system seamlessly integrates with electronic data generated from existing application software used by facility professionals including:
- Proposals
- Request For Quotes (RFQs)
- Request For Information (RFIs)
- CAD drawings
- Schematic diagrams
- Meeting notes, memos
- Email and other correspondence
For additional details or to schedule a web-based teleconference, please contact us via email or call 1-585-424-1952, x22.
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