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Database Systems for Construction Professionals: DMI Databases for Quick Bid
DMI Database systems overcome inefficiencies and inadequacies
associated with traditional construction oriented databases. Two
primary concepts, divergent from conventional techniques regarding
the organization of these databases, underlie the DMI Database
method and system. These two concepts are "end user logic" and
"comprehensive scope". The first primary concept, "end user logic",
logically separates data sets into the following three categories:
- Material data sets.
- Labor data sets.
- System data sets.
This fundamental modification enables the construction
professional to manage a database that is comprehensive in scope.
The second major concept, "comprehensive scope", is simply a
complete database inclusive of the data sets desired by construction
professionals. A comprehensive database includes the following
three components:
- Data sets representing standard materials currently produced in the industry.
- Data sets representing aspects of labor associated with the industry.
- Data sets representing systems comprised of materials and labor aspects utilized in the industry.
By compiling complete and accurate data,
and organizing the data correctly, DMI Database systems facilitate
both speed and accuracy during the procedures used by construction
professionals. Additionally, the procedures become less demanding on
the intellect of the construction professional, because much of the
judgment has been replaced by automation within the DMI Database.
Consequently, DMI Database systems and methods enable less
experienced construction professionals to produce much more
"experienced" results. Nevertheless, DMI Database systems and
methods are equally well-suited to experienced construction
professionals. DMI Database systems save the experienced
construction professional both time and energy that can be used to
refine his/her own work and/or the work produced by less experienced
colleagues.
Moreover, time saved by construction professionals
within a company enables that company's executive administrators to
reallocate tasks for the following reasons:
Inexperienced construction professionals can now accomplish more.
- Inexperienced
construction professionals can learn more because the automation
associated with the DMI Database method and system provides them
with access to insightful information.
- Inexperienced construction
professionals can produce more work because the automation
associated with the DMI Database method and system reduces
uncertainty associated with the processes.
- Inexperienced
construction professionals can perform more advanced tasks because
the automation associated with the DMI Database method and system
provides them with more accurate results.
Experienced construction professionals can now accomplish more.
- Experienced construction
professionals can be more productive because the automation
associated with the DMI Database method and system reduces stress
and fatigue associated with the thought processes.
- Experienced
construction professionals can produce better work because
automation associated with the DMI Database method and system enables
them the luxury of extra time to review and refine their work.
- Experienced construction professionals can supervise their
colleagues, who are not as knowledgeable, more effectively because
the automation associated with the DMI Database system promotes
uniformity and consistency in work produced by the entire staff.
Furthermore, timesaving does not end there; rather, this is just
the beginning. Now the company's executive administrators have more
flexibility to reallocate work for the following reasons:
- The less
experienced employees can communicate their ideas more effectively
because the consistency of the DMI Database method and system helps
co-workers to act in concert more quickly and thoroughly.
- The more
experienced employees can utilize time saved via the automation
associated with the DMI Database system by becoming advocates of
synergy among all the company's departments. More experienced
employees can redistribute their expertise to augment efficiency
within and among each of the company's departments.
An important
benefit associated with the DMI Database system is removing the
drudgery associated with the procedures typically performed by
construction professionals, thereby encouraging employees affected
by the DMI Database system to become more productive members of
their companies.
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DMI Database Systems (U.S. Patent
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