Outcome
Carry lessons between projects
The last hall already taught you this.
Every campus generates a list of things that should never happen again, and most of it lives with the people who were there. They move to the next project, or they leave, and the next set is reviewed by someone who was not in that room. With experienced consultants scarce, more of the set is drawn by people meeting a data center for the first time.
CIM takes your standard details, your past findings and the issues you have already paid for once, and runs them as checks on every set that lands.
The knowledge stops depending on who is still in the business. A miss that cost you time on the last campus is caught on the next one before anybody has to remember it.
Before CIM
- Lessons live with the people who were on the job.
- The same miss is paid for on more than one campus.
- New reviewers start without the institutional history.
With CIM
- Past findings and standard details run as checks.
- Every set screened against what you already know.
- The knowledge stays when the people move on.