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Every town word, shown where it lives in the town, then in the words your organisation uses, in information management and in ISO 19650.

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Places
People
The need and the plan
Parcels and labels
Moving it
Checkpoints
Keeping and using

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In the town	In your organisation	Information management	ISO 19650
The townAlso: Your townWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: Districts · Tour, chapter 2: A job comes in · Lesson 1: The Town	Your organisation	The organisation	Not named as such; on a project, a party
The hidden townWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 1: The Town	Your systems, the people who use them and the information inside them	Information environment	All the information produced and managed, and the systems and people that handle it
Looking after the townAlso: Running the townWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: Districts · Lesson 1: The Town	The people, rules and systems that keep your information working	Information management	Information management, across the whole life of a project or asset
DistrictsWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: Districts · Lesson 1: The Town	Town Hall, Operations, Commercial, Finance, Procurement, People, Assurance and Information Governance. Clients and asset owners add Projects and Assets; contractors add Pre-Construction and Engineering	Business functions	Not named as such
The town mapWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 1: The Town · Sam's journey: winning the work	A one-page diagram of your systems and the routes between them	Information landscape map	Not named as such
A buildingWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The buildings	Each system you use: the planning tool, the drive, email, the finance system	A system or tool	Not named as such
The Records OfficeWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The buildings · Lesson 2: The Buildings	Your organisation's document and records system	The heart of your CDE	Part of the common data environment (CDE)
The agreed homesAlso: Its agreed homeWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The buildings · Tour, chapter 1: The people	Your official systems, one for each kind of information	The agreed source for each kind of information	Common data environment (CDE)
The Design SystemWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 2: The Buildings	Your CAD, modelling and calculation software	Authoring tools	Not named as such
Email and chatWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 2: The Buildings	Email, chat and meetings	Communication channels	Not named as such
The Commercial SystemWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 2: The Buildings	Your finance, orders and cost systems	Commercial systems	Not named as such
The Quality SystemWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 2: The Buildings	Your quality, safety and records systems	Long-term records	Not named as such
Someone's bagWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 2: The Buildings	Desktops, personal drives and USB sticks	Personal storage	Not named as such
The Town HallWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: Districts · Around the town	Your board and leadership team	Where the organisation's leaders decide	Not named as such
Client TownWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: A job comes in · Lesson 3: The People	Your client	Client	Appointing party
Contractor Town	Your organisation, if you build or lead the job	The contractor's organisation	An appointed party (the lead appointed party when it leads the work)
Designer Town	Your design consultants, or your own design team	The design firm's organisation	An appointed party
Supply Chain Town	Your subcontractors, specialists, makers and suppliers	The supply chain, grouped at project level	Appointed parties, and their task teams
The Site OfficeWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: Ready for day one · Lesson 5: The Project Site	Your project space in your CDE	The project's CDE	Common data environment (CDE), for the project
The cabinsWhere you’ll meet it: Around the town	Your project's own set-up of each main system (documents, models, maps, the site app), inside the project CDE	A project deployment of a system	Not named as such
The project siteWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: Ready for day one · Lesson 12: Putting It All Together	Your project: its site offices, shared systems, and the site where the work happens	The shared project environment, where organisations work together on one job	Not named as such
The projectWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: A job comes in	The job	The project	Project
The gateAlso: The site gate, The keys and the gateWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: The back room · Lesson 5: The Project Site	Accounts, permissions and inductions	Access control	Access control in the CDE; security-minded approach (ISO 19650-5)

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In the town	In your organisation	Information management	ISO 19650
The CoordinatorsWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The people · Lesson 1: The Town · Lesson 3: The People · Helen's journey	Your IM, BIM or document control team	Information management team	The information management function
Maker, checker, userAlso: Makers, Checkers, UsersWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The people · Lesson 3: The People	Everyone's day job	Produce, check, use	Produce, check, review, approve
The firm leading the workWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 3: The People	Your organisation, if it leads the job	Lead contractor or lead designer	Lead appointed party
The teams doing the workWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 3: The People	Your design teams, site teams and subcontractors	Design and delivery teams	Appointed parties and task teams
The who-does-what listWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 3: The People	Your project's responsibility matrix	Roles and responsibilities	Responsibility matrix
People with accessWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 6: Making It Together	Your logins and permissions	People working across systems	Task teams producing information, with access set by the project

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In the town	In your organisation	Information management	ISO 19650
The three questionsAlso: The Town Hall's three questionsWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The need · Helen's journey	Your board's questions: what you must show, keep running and decide	What the organisation needs to know	Organisational information requirements (OIR)
What we need to know about the things we ownWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The need	Your asset data requirements: what the maintenance team needs about each asset	Asset information	Asset information requirements (AIR)
"What are we building?"Where you’ll meet it: Lesson 4: What Have They Asked For?	Your client's brief and requirements	The client's needs	Organisational, asset and project information requirements (OIR, AIR, PIR)
The orderWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: The order · Lesson 4: What Have They Asked For?	The client's information requirements document	Exchange requirements	Exchange information requirements (EIR)
The order slipWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: The order	The questions every order must answer: need, find, trust, use, prove	Information requirements, with acceptance criteria	Information requirements
Passing it onWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: The order	The information schedule in every subcontract and order	The requirements in each subcontract	Exchange information requirements for each appointed party
Read the order before you bidWhere you’ll meet it: Tom's journey	Your bid/no-bid review	The client's information requirements	Exchange information requirements (EIR)
The parts listWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: The parts list · Tour, chapter 3: How it moves · Lesson 4: What Have They Asked For?	Your drawing register and design programme	Delivery plan, drawing register	Master and task information delivery plans (MIDP, TIDP)
Each team's pageWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: on the job	Each team's deliverables schedule	Team delivery plan	Task information delivery plan (TIDP)
The whole parts listWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: on the job	Your master deliverables schedule	Master delivery plan	Master information delivery plan (MIDP)
Just enoughAlso: How much detailWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: The parts list · Sam's journey: on the job	Your model and drawing detail requirements	How much detail	Level of information need
The promiseWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: The promise · Sam's journey: winning the work	Your tender BEP	The plan we bid	Pre-appointment BIM execution plan (BEP)
The promise, agreedWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: on the job	Your contract BEP	The confirmed plan	BIM execution plan (BEP), confirmed as part of the appointment
The deal with the neighboursWhere you’ll meet it: Helen's journey	Your contracts and subcontracts, and their information schedules	The contract, and the information terms in it	The appointment, and its information protocol
The team photoWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: winning the work	Your supply-chain questionnaires and assessments	Supplier capability check	Capability and capacity assessment
The warning signsWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: winning the work	Information risks on your project risk register	Information risks	Risk register (information delivery risks)
The plan for day oneWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: winning the work	Your project start-up plan	Mobilisation plan	Mobilisation plan
Ready for day oneAlso: Building it all before day one, Keys on day oneWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: Ready for day one · Lesson 5: The Project Site · Bev's journey	Your project start-up checklist	Project set-up	Mobilisation
The shared kitWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: on the job	Your project templates, title blocks and setting-out data	Templates, title blocks, coordinates	Shared resources, and reference information
The job's pinsWhere you’ll meet it: Stevie's journey	Your setting-out control and coordinate system, issued to every firm	Survey control and coordinates	Shared resources
The library copyWhere you’ll meet it: Stevie's journey	Your existing surveys, records and ground investigation data	The current survey everyone works from	Reference information
A new order, priced firstWhere you’ll meet it: Kofi's journey	Your change or compensation event process	Change to what information is needed	Not named as such
The same pack for everyoneWhere you’ll meet it: Bev's journey	Your enquiry pack and its information schedule	Information requirements in every enquiry	Tender response requirements, issued with the invitation
Pricing the information workAlso: Pricing the Transport AuthorityWhere you’ll meet it: Tom's journey	Your IM price build-up	Cost of information management	Not named as such
Handing over the commitmentsWhere you’ll meet it: Tom's journey	Your handover meeting and one-page summary	Bid-to-delivery handover	Not named as such

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In the town	In your organisation	Information management	ISO 19650
A parcelWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Your own room · Lesson 6: Making It Together	Each drawing, model or report on your CDE	A document, drawing, model or dataset	Information container
What's insideWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 6: Making It Together	The drawing itself	Content	Information
The giant bundleWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 6: Making It Together	"Everything for Area 2.pdf"	A combined file	Not named as such
The warehouse cardWhere you’ll meet it: Stevie's journey	Your point clouds and models, with a CDE record and a known store	A record of where big data lives	Information container, managed through the CDE
Your own roomAlso: Making it inside the buildingWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Your own room · Lesson 6: Making It Together · Lesson 4: What Have They Asked For?	Your team's WIP area	Work in progress	Work in progress (WIP) state
Stays with usWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 10: Handing Over	Your WIP and internal folders	Internal information	Not named as such
The shared tableWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Sharing · Lesson 6: Making It Together · Lesson 10: Handing Over	The "Shared" area of your CDE	Coordination	Shared state, collaborative production
The published shelfAlso: The current setWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Round the table · Lesson 10: Handing Over	Your CDE's published area. On site: IFC, "the C rev"	Published, current information	Published state, with an A code for each work stage (A1, A2… An)
The labelWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The label · Lesson 7: The Labels	The document number and fields you fill in when you upload to your CDE	Metadata	The information container's ID and metadata attributes
Which town, who packed it, which system, where, what form, which discipline, which oneWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 7: The Labels	The project's naming convention, e.g. P1234-ABC-XX-A2-D-C-0042	Naming convention	Container ID fields: Project–Originator–Functional Breakdown–Spatial Breakdown–Form–Discipline–Number
Which versionAlso: Is it the latest?Where you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The label · Lesson 7: The Labels	The revision field in your CDE	Version control	Revision code: P01.01 while in progress, P01 when shared, C01 once contractual
What it's forAlso: What can I use it for?Where you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The label · Lesson 7: The Labels	The status field in your CDE	Status	Status (suitability) code, e.g. S2 suitable for information
Which category?Where you’ll meet it: Lesson 7: The Labels	Classification fields, where the project asks for them	Classification	Classification (e.g. Uniclass 2015)
The old signs come downWhere you’ll meet it: Priya's journey	Your controlled method statements and briefing records	Document control	Not named as such
The order with revisions on itWhere you’ll meet it: Bev's journey	Your purchase orders, listing document revisions	Current specification on the order	Not named as such
S0Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Don't build from it	In your own room, still being made	Work in progress
S1Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Don't build from it	On the shared table, to coordinate around	Shared
S2Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Don't build from it	On the shared table, to read	Shared
S3Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Don't build from it	On the shared table, for comment	Shared
S4Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Not yet	On the lead firm's desk, to authorise	Shared
S5Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Not yet	On the client's desk, to accept	Shared
A1, A2… AnWhere you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Yes, for that stage, if it's the latest	On the published shelf, for that work stage	Published
P01.01Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Don't build from it	A working version in your own room	Work in progress
P01Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Don't build from it	A shared revision	Shared
C01Where you’ll meet it: The codes, in town words	Yes, with an A status	A published revision	Published

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In the town	In your organisation	Information management	ISO 19650
The proper routeWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Sharing · Lesson 8: Sharing Your Work	Your CDE platform's workflows and transmittals	Formal (controlled) information exchange	Sharing information containers through the CDE, with status, revision and a record of who shared them
The agreed routeWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 1: The people	How it gets from where it is made to whoever needs it	The planned flow of information	Not named as such
A shipmentWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 6: Making It Together	Your transmittals and issue sheets	A transmittal or issue	Information exchange
The exchange mapWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: How it moves · Lesson 8: Sharing Your Work	Your issue schedule and transmittal plan	Who sends what, to whom, and when	Planned exchanges at each information delivery milestone
The trailWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Sharing · Lesson 8: Sharing Your Work · Kofi's journey	Your CDE's document history and transmittal register	Audit trail	The history the CDE keeps for every information container
The back alleyWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Sharing · Lesson 8: Sharing Your Work	Photos on phones, attachments from personal inboxes, files in chat apps, USB sticks	Informal (uncontrolled) exchange	Not named as such
Footprints that fadeWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 8: Sharing Your Work	Replaced phones, leavers' inboxes, chats nobody can search	Lost evidence	Not named as such
The in-trayWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 7: The Labels	Paperwork left in site cabin in-trays, and files called FINAL in personal folders, inboxes and chats	Unmanaged information	Not named as such
The last mileWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The last mile · Follow a project: The drawing in the van · Follow a project: Briefing and permits · Follow a project: Ordered off the current revision · Follow a project: Valuations · Follow a project: One year on, and five	Getting the published shelf to whoever uses it next: the field app, a controlled print and the briefing on site; the issue to a subcontractor or supplier; the handover into the asset system	Distribution to the point of use	Not named as such
The shadow last mileWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The last mile	Prints, photos of drawings in the group chat, downloads kept on laptops	Uncontrolled distribution	Not named as such
Onto the recordWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: How it moves · Tour, chapter 3: Built and recorded	Getting site photos, records and readings into the shared system	Getting site records into the system	Not named as such
On the record	In the project's shared system, or your organisation's records	Information held in the CDE	Information in the CDE
CapturedWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Built and recorded	Photos, readings and records on a phone or tablet, where they were made	Information captured outside the shared system	Not named as such
Each town's lineAlso: The lines, The client line, The design line, The supplier line, The home lineWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: Ready for day one · Tour, chapter 3: How it moves · Lesson 5: The Project Site	How each firm works in the project's shared system: the client line, the design line, the supplier line and the lead firm's home line	Each organisation's route into the project environment	Not named as such
The proper questionAlso: Questions from siteWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: How it moves · Stevie's journey · Lesson 4: What Have They Asked For?	Your TQ or RFI log	Technical query	Not named as such
The letter with a name on itWhere you’ll meet it: Kofi's journey	Your contract notices log	Contract notice	Not named as such
The dump truckWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 10: Handing Over	"Just send them everything"	Uncontrolled handover	Not named as such

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In the town	In your organisation	Information management	ISO 19650
The checkpointsAlso: Its own check, The team's checkpointsWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Built and recorded · Around the town	Your team's checking procedure	Check, review and approve, inside the team, before anything is shared	Check, review and approval for sharing
OriginateWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 9: The Checkpoints	"Drawn by"	Produce the information	Information generated by the task team
CheckWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The checkpoints · Lesson 9: The Checkpoints	"Checked by"	Quality assurance check	Checked against the project's information standard
ReviewWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The checkpoints · Lesson 9: The Checkpoints	Design review and coordination	Technical and coordination review	Reviewed against the information requirements
ApproveWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The checkpoints · Lesson 9: The Checkpoints	"Approved by", and an S status	Approve for sharing	Moves from work in progress to shared, with a status code
The rulebookWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 2: What comes with the order · Tour, chapter 3: The checkpoints · Lesson 9: The Checkpoints	Your project's standards and procedures	Project standards and procedures	Project information standard; information production methods and procedures
The signpostsWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 5: The Project Site	Your project's "where things go" guide	Folder structure and guidance	Information production methods and procedures
Who can see it?Where you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The checkpoints · Lesson 9: The Checkpoints	Restricted areas and permissions	Access control	Security-minded approach (ISO 19650-5)
The rubber stampWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 9: The Checkpoints	"Can you just sign this?"	Unchecked approval	Not named as such
The hoardingWhere you’ll meet it: Around the town	Where your team's own system hands over to the CDE	The edge of the CDE: where a parcel goes in	Not named as such
Goods InWhere you’ll meet it: Around the town	Your CDE's upload checks, or the document controller's	The check at the CDE's gate: right label, right format, right place?	Not named as such
Signed offAlso: AuthoriseWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Round the table · Lesson 10: Handing Over · Around the town	Your lead firm's final yes before it goes to the client: the whole of what was promised, checked together	Authorisation by the lead firm	Authorisation by the lead appointed party
Signed forAlso: AcceptWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Round the table · Lesson 10: Handing Over	Client review and stage sign-off	The client's acceptance	Acceptance by the appointing party
Return to senderAlso: Back with commentsWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Round the table · Lesson 10: Handing Over	Comment sheets and resubmissions	Returned with comments	Not accepted yet: comments, then a new preliminary revision (the old B codes are deprecated)
Laying out the partsWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: on the job	Your milestone coordination review	Coordination review	Information model review, before authorisation
Paid when it's signed forWhere you’ll meet it: Kofi's journey	Your payment schedule, tied to accepted deliverables	Payment milestone	Information delivery milestones, and acceptance
The toll boothWhere you’ll meet it: Priya's journey	Your inspection and test plan	Hold point	Not named as such
Fixed, and written downWhere you’ll meet it: Priya's journey	Your NCR log	Non-conformance report	Not named as such
The rehearsalWhere you’ll meet it: Priya's journey	Your internal audit programme	Internal audit	Not named as such
The inspectionWhere you’ll meet it: Helen's journey	Your certificate, and the certification body's audits	Certification audit (schemes assess against ISO 19650-2)	Not named as such

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In the town	In your organisation	Information management	ISO 19650
The back roomWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: The back room	Your archive	The archive	Archive state
Keep-until datesWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: The back room	Your retention schedule	Retention periods	Not named as such (set by the organisation and the law)
The coat comes offAlso: Closing the doorsWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Handing it over · Sam's journey: on the job	Your close-out checklist: the archive, your own copy home, access removed, the project systems closed	Project close-out	Project close-out
Handing it overWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Handing it over	As-built drawings, manuals, the health and safety file, asset data	Handover	Information model delivery
Into Client TownWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: Handing it over	Into the owner's own systems	Asset information	Asset information model (AIM)
Keys back on the hookWhere you’ll meet it: Bev's journey	Your supplier close-out checklist	Closing out a supplier: information accepted, archived, access removed	Not named as such
The missing passWhere you’ll meet it: Sam's journey: on the job	Your security incident procedure	Security incident	Security incident management (ISO 19650-5)
In handWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 3: The last mile · Follow a project: The drawing in the van	The right drawing or spec with the right person: on the tools, in their model, on the order, in the asset system. And you can show who was given what	Information at the point of use, with a record of who received it	Not named as such
Need, find, trust, use, proveWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: Five years on	Everyday use of information, from asking for it to proving what you did	Using information	Information use
NeedWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: Five years on · Lesson 11: Using Information	The question or task you start with	Information need	Information requirements
FindWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: Five years on · Lesson 11: Using Information	Your CDE search, registers and site app	Search and retrieval	Finding information in the CDE by its metadata
TrustWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: Five years on · Lesson 11: Using Information	Checking it's published and the latest revision	Fit for use	Status and revision
UseWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: Five years on · Lesson 11: Using Information	Building, deciding, maintaining	Information use	Using published information to deliver and run the asset
ProveWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: Five years on · Lesson 11: Using Information	Inspection records, photos, as-builts	Evidence and audit trail	The record that feeds the asset information model
Five years onWhere you’ll meet it: Tour, chapter 4: Five years on	Running and maintaining the asset	Running and maintaining the asset	The operational phase (ISO 19650-3)
The van-door drawingWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 11: Using Information	Printed or downloaded copies nobody updates	Uncontrolled copy	Not named as such
Measured from the published shelfAlso: Measured from the current setWhere you’ll meet it: Kofi's journey	Your quantities and valuations, with the revision they used	Working from the current, published version	Published information
Measured, not stampedWhere you’ll meet it: Stevie's journey	Your as-built survey and record drawings	As-built record	Project information model, carried into the asset information model
Ringing the bellWhere you’ll meet it: Stevie's journey	Your monitoring plan, trigger levels and call list	Monitoring with trigger levels	Not named as such
The quality fileWhere you’ll meet it: Priya's journey	Your inspection records, signed on site	Quality records	Not named as such
Proof it's rightWhere you’ll meet it: Lesson 4: What Have They Asked For?	Your inspection and test plans, and their records	Quality records	Not named as such
Rules you can't see from the roadWhere you’ll meet it: Priya's journey	Your licences, permits, constraints plan and ecology surveys	Legal and environmental constraints	Not named as such
The hazard listWhere you’ll meet it: Priya's journey	Your health and safety file	Health and safety information	Health and safety information (ISO 19650-6)
The data the owner runs onWhere you’ll meet it: Bev's journey	Your client's asset data template	Product and asset data	Asset information
The rework cost codeWhere you’ll meet it: Kofi's journey	A cost code for rework caused by information	Cost of poor information	Not named as such
The sealed envelopeWhere you’ll meet it: Tom's journey	Your submitted bid, receipt and clarifications, filed in the CDE	What we actually submitted	Not named as such

PlacesWhere information lives: your town, its districts and buildings, the other towns, and the project site where they meet.23 words

PeopleWho makes it, checks it, uses it and looks after it.6 words

The need and the planWhy information is needed, what has been asked for, and the plan to deliver it.25 words

Parcels and labelsWhat gets made, what is written on it, and where it is sitting.25 words

Moving itHow it travels: the proper route, the trail, and the back alley.17 words

CheckpointsWhere it is checked, signed off and signed for, before anyone trusts it.20 words

Keeping and usingYears on: keeping it, finding it and using it.26 words