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The Information Manager’s Guide to CDE Adoption

Discover strategies to improve subcontractor engagement with Common Data Environments (CDEs). Streamline information management in construction projects.

Formwork going up on a mixed-use scheme in Birmingham. Photograph: Asite.

Overcoming Challenges with Subcontractor Engagement

Common Data Environments (CDEs) have become indispensable for construction over the past two decades, revolutionizing how project information is managed and shared. However, facilitating adoption across a project or organization remains a point of contention.

Teams are exposed to different systems on different projects which require the new learning of process and software. This is exacerbated when subcontractors are brought into the picture and often have little say in the software deployed. 

This guide explores how information managers can improve CDE adoption across subcontractor teams.

What you'll learn from this guide: 

  1. Why CDEs are the backbone of information management
  2. Understanding the challenges of CDE adoption amongst subcontractors
  3. Practical solutions for improving subcontractor engagement with CDEs

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About Asite

Asite is the common data environment behind infrastructure, construction and asset programmes in more than forty countries. Owners, contractors and their supply chains use it to hold, govern and act on the information a built asset is delivered from, from planning through to operations. Asite is headquartered in London, with offices in New York, Ahmedabad and Sydney.

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