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Say hi to our new friend, Losinger Marazzi SA 🔥 🇨🇭 🚀 This week we met up with Tobias Schnell, Alexander Joslyn & Gianni Guidetti and the rest of the Losinger Marazzi crew at their offices in Bern to help produce a flying start with a classic Anker style in-person onboarding, led by digital construction enigma Erik Heggstad. It is awesome that construction firms across the world is starting to take information management seriously for their data driven work. A nice 3D viewer has little value if the information people look for is wrong, missing, locked or unstructured. (That list can get long.) We are excited and grateful for the opportunity to work with such inspiring firms and people. Havard Vasshaug

Anker Tables now have reactive menus for faster mass reordering, filtering, grouping, hiding and deleting data. The user interface is on a diet and it is getting slimmer and leaner each day.

Our viewing experience is getting faster on bigger datasets. Today you can filter, group, color and inspect tens of thousands of elements across models, disciplines, levels, zones or any other data. And it is fast. Send Havard Vasshaug a note on ankerdb.com/contact and share with us how this can help you!

Håvard pretending to work.

One of the first construction firms that started improving their data driven building process with Anker was Backe. This week, site manager Magnus Nørstebø took the stage in front of 400 of Norway's tech leaders at #DKT and shared how he improves construction site efficiency through real-time cost calculation. And the numbers he gets are correct. They are accurate because they come from a combination of non-BIM data like activities, materials and non-model elements, digital progress tracking, Backe's own cost, time and carbon data, and structured BIM. What differentiates Backe from many other companies that we meet, is that they have non-technical on site managers who benefit directly from information value generated by seemingly complex data processes. Too often we meet BIM personell who only want to solve BIM problems. We need to tell the stories of how data and information improves business outcomes in construction. Thank you Magnus for doing you part 🙏❤️ 👉 Thor-Erik Johnsrud Mårten Skällenäs Gunilla S. Maren Grande Kaia Conradi Tor-Øyvind Lehmann Erik Heggstad Havard Vasshaug

There’s a full house at the Anker stand at Den Kloke Teknologi when Erik Heggstad fights bad data to get to real information value for data driven construction 🥷 Come over and say hi, and if you’re not in Oslo head over to ankerdb.com and get in touch with us for an online version.

🎉 Congratulations to Startuplab for the successful organization of the visit of the Norwegian startups Leasi, Hive Autonomy , Anker, Infraspace, and Naeva to some of the main Spanish engineering and building contractors SACYR, ACCIONA I'MNOVATION, and Ferrovial Construction! The program provided the opportunity for the Norwegian startups to present their innovative technologies to world-leading companies open to exploring cutting-edge solutions and technologies. Initiatives like these are essential for fostering international collaboration and knowledge exchange, thereby driving growth and innovation in both countries! #Innovation #StartupLab #NorwegianStartups #Engineering #Construction #Technology #Collaboration #InnovationNorway #Growth #InternationalBusiness #KnowledgeExchange

This week we added #IDS support for batch creating #IFC Validations, and its 🔥 ✔ Regex ✔ Equal to ✔ Lists of allowed values ✔ Organised in Sub Validations 👉 ankerdb.com

We have history 🎉 "Why did the number of windows with status 400 decrease by 10 % since Monday?" "How come the number of Walls with no Control Zone increased since Tuesday? "What caused that spike increase in Rentable Area on Level 3 last week?" These are the types of questions we can help ask, and soon answer. Any element, any data, any time. Revit, IFC, your own data. Live 🤯 Go to ankerdb.com and click the button to have Havard Vasshaug show you how this works 🔥

Today we introduced Sub Populations. They are great because: 🔥 You can run multiple Populations in sequence in one go. 🔥 You can apply the same filters to multiple populations. 🔥 You get drastically fewer cards to deal with. 🔥 Its easier to copy Populations between Projects. 🔥 It makes Automations much easier to configure. Enjoy 😌