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If you'd like to continue to learn about our Design to Value approach and Modern Methods of Construction, sign up for our monthly newsletter here:.http://bit.ly/BWNewsUpdatesWhen we talk about process engineering, it’s common to focus on the design and optimisation of industrial processes.
People tend to think about pharmaceuticals, or the manufacturing industry.However, at Bryden Wood, we believe the topic is actually much wider than that.Process engineering can equally be applied to procedures with a social or service outcome.
Essentially, whenever there is a desired result, there’s a process which must be implemented to achieve it.. For example, in airports, passengers must move through a system of check-in, security and boarding, before they’re able to fly.In hospitals, patients go from a consultation to testing and diagnosis, before they receive treatment.
With process engineering, what we’re really talking about is putting systems in place in order to achieve particular goals and facilitate outcomes..
These processes need to flow, react and come together, in order to make the desired outcome happen.The discussion points out the tension between the desire for bespoke designs and the benefits of standardisation and modularisation in construction.
By standardising certain elements, like in the apparel industry, there's potential for increased creativity and efficiency.This standardisation can lead to mass customisation, where the construction process becomes more efficient, yet the end product can still meet diverse customer needs.. 4.
Technological advancements and AI in construction:.Iris discusses her early work with AI and how it's evolved to present times.