Zynka empowers optimized decisions through digital precision.
We help property owners unlock their full potential. By providing insights and accurate data, we enable our clients to make informed decisions that drive value and enhance property performance.
What we know
Zynka’s property management services are designed to help organizations master critical and complex projects using digital methods.
With digital precision, we eliminate damage, defects, and errors that often arise from substandard data and communication, and provide data validation and analysis for optimized decision-making.
Zynka provides dedicated project managers who work closely with your team to implement new digital processes, from the early stages of development through design, construction and finally handover.
Zynka’s platform Digital Buildings is designed to help managers collect and access valuable asset insights with digital twin technologies, smart safe and efficient. Let us help you succeed with digital solutions.
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Benefits
Maximum benefits, and invaluable support to maintain momentum and optimize decision-making capabilities with Zynka’s solutions.
Easy data access
to updated secure information on your project’s status.
Optimized planning
and decision-making and minimal time spent on administration.
Reduced risks
and errors, damages, and defects due to poor communication.
Improved efficiency
and collaboration with documented requirements and processes.
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Contact us
Daniel Månsson
Chief Product Officer
Daniel.Mansson@zynka.se
+46 702 12 08 77
Q&A
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a technology and methodology for creating, managing, and sharing digital representations of the built environment. BIM involves the use of specialized software to create a digital model of a building or other construction project, which can be used for a wide range of purposes, including design, construction, and operations.
BIM is often used in conjunction with other technologies, such as geographical information systems (GIS) and the Internet of Things (IoT), to provide a more comprehensive view of the built environment. By integrating data from multiple sources and disciplines, BIM can help to improve the efficiency, quality, and sustainability of building projects.
The digital model created through BIM contains detailed information about the various components and systems of the building, such as its geometry, materials, and performance characteristics. This information can be used to simulate and analyze the building’s performance, and to support decision-making throughout the design and construction process.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) can be used in the construction industry in a number of ways.
Design and planning: BIM are used to create detailed digital models of building projects, allowing architects, engineers, and other design professionals to collaborate and create more accurate and efficient designs. The digital model can be used to simulate and analyze the performance of the building, and to identify potential issues or conflicts before construction begins.
Construction: BIM is used to manage and coordinate the construction process, providing real-time information about the location and condition of building components and systems. This method reduces errors and improves the efficiency of the construction process and supports safety and quality control.
Operations and maintenance: BIM are used to manage and maintain the finished building, providing real-time data on the performance and condition of the building’s systems and components. This helps building managers to identify and address potential issues before they become major problems and can improve the overall reliability and sustainability of the building.”
BIM is a valuable tool for the construction industry, providing a comprehensive, digital representation of the built environment that support decision-making and optimization throughout the building life cycle.
In a construction project, Building Information Modeling (BIM) can benefit a variety of stakeholders, including the owner, the design team, the construction team, and the facility management team. BIM allows these stakeholders to collaborate more effectively and to make better-informed decisions throughout the project lifecycle.
For example, BIM can help the design team to create more accurate and detailed designs, which can help to reduce the potential for errors and omissions. BIM can also help the construction team to coordinate their work more effectively, leading to improved construction efficiency and reduced risk of conflicts. In addition, BIM can provide valuable information to the facility management team, which can help them to maintain the building more effectively over its lifetime.
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Göteborg
Polhemsplatsen 5,
411 11 Göteborg
Stockholm
Vasagatan 40,
111 20 Stockholm
Malmö
Davidshallsgatan 16,
211 45 Malmö
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