Context
Creating an overview in the complex environment of a DBFM. Technical support for processes outside the core business
Our solution
- 01 Part of systems engineering team.
- 02 Deployment of a CMDB Coordinator
- 03 Project Management: Ensuring delivery, handover, and certificate management
- 04 Quality Management: Conducting EDP audits and providing training and PMS implementation
What Oxand delivered
Reliable and complete information
Information is reliable, accurate and complete
Successful certificate delivery
Succesfull delivery of certificates
Questions about this reference
What is Oxand's role on De Groene Boog?
Oxand sits in the systems engineering team, deploys a CMDB coordinator for information management, and covers project and quality management: delivery, handover and certificate management on one side, EDP audits, training and PMS implementation on the other.
What is a DBFM contract, and why does it need this support?
Design, build, finance and maintain: one party carries the asset across its life rather than handing it on at completion. Requirements and information therefore have to stay traceable from design through into maintenance, which is what creates the need for an overview across the whole environment.
What does a CMDB coordinator do?
A configuration management database records the assets and their relationships. The coordinator keeps it accurate and complete, so that everyone on the project works from the same reliable information rather than from local copies.
Why does certificate management matter on a DBFM project?
Certificates are the evidence that requirements have been met. Managing them is what makes handover possible, because without them a completed work cannot be shown to comply.
What did the project gain?
Information that is reliable, accurate and complete, and the successful delivery of the certificates.