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Product Snapshot
Technology
Project Lifecycle Management solution is offered as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) with subscription handling fees. Because it is offered as a SaaSÂ solution, employees can access project documents 24 hours a day, so long as they have Internet access.
Customer Focus
sage Project Lifecycle Management gives small and mid-sized construction and real estate companies a shared user interface in an easy-to-administer, easy-to-maintain web-based solution.
Select Customers
JP DiNapoli, McGrath Development, Midland Construction, Pellicano Builders, Ruvin Bros, Tercera Construction
About Sage Project Lifecycle Management
Sage Project Lifecycle Management is a new, comprehensive, Web-based collaborative project management service platform that greatly simplifies an organization’s overall workflow by making all project-related information and documentation available online in a secure, centralized location. Part of the Sage Construction and Real Estate software solutions, Sage PLM is ideal for virtually any organization that builds or maintains built assets. Sage Project Lifecycle Management not only allows the project team to easily share and quickly act upon accurate, timely information throughout the life of a structure, it also optimizes workflows to match an organization’s current business procedures as well as rapidly introduce new processes.
About Sage North America
Sage North America is the North American company of UK-based The Sage Group plc, the leading global supplier of business management software and services. For 40 years, Sage North America has delivered easy-to-use, scalable, and customizable software for accounting, customer relationship management, human resources, merchant services, time tracking, and the specialized needs of the construction, distribution, manufacturing, nonprofit, and real estate industries.
Sage North American’s parent company, The Sage Group plc., reaches a global client base numbering more than 6 million SMB customer worldwide. It serves these businesses through more than 12,300 employees in operations in North America, the UK, France, Germany, India, Ireland, the Middle East, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, South Africa, Australia, and Southeast Asia.
Sage Project Lifecycle Management Key Features
- Allows owners and facilities managers to view the entire history of a built asset
- Access and re-use information about an asset regardless of when it was constructed or installed
- Define how assets might be related; such as aggregating information about several assets into a single multi-site program
- Building team members can easily exchange ideas and information resulting in far less reliance on printing, reproduction, distribution, storage and retrieval of the many drawings and documents
- Build a permanent structure of data about any project such as a project schedules, specifications, drawings, and contractual information
- Automatic notification and alerts of all impacted parties when a project item has been modified
- Can support processes such as submittals, RFIs, or more sophisticated change management processes
- Project supply chain members can easily interact and share critical information
- Actively supervise the financial income of complex projects in real time
- Connect key change control processes directly to a project’s financial reporting system
- Share standard information across more than one project
- Written specifications, policy statements, contracts, pro-forma templates, designs drawings, pictures, models, graphics, branding information
- Even website links can easily be coordinated by users and vendors
- An optional service, the fully integrated, secure and confidential web-based bid management system builds on the core system’s existing strengths and eliminates paper-reliant processes
- Tailored configuration and basic training for first-time users
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Pros
- Includes functionality of drawing management, photo management, document control, and facility management on a best-of-breed basis
- Big management application is offered, as part of the integrated suite
- State and Federal government are particularly well-suited for this solution
Cons
- Not recommended for smaller firms
- Sophisticated features are wasted for smaller construction companies
- Only companies at or surpassed $25 million in revenue should use this construction software
Overview
Sage Project Lifecycle Management software provides web-based access and management of workflows, documents, and communications among project team members for better operational efficiencies. This collaborative platform greatly simplifies your overall workflow by making all your project-related information and documentation available online in a secure, centralized location. Sage Project Lifecycle Management acts as a central hub for all your projects so your building team can collectively view, edit, and manage project documents to carry out project plans faster, and with more accuracy.
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