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One list of everything that arrives: knowledge hub articles, launched tool demos, glossary terms, and changes to the site itself. Dates come from the content registers, not from the deployment moment — an item doesn’t shift in the chronology with the next deploy.
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The knowledge hub is live
A hub of expert materials with a glossary of terms: document flow, construction management data, and the break-even point of a custom application. Every piece with an explicit list of sources.
Construction dashboard: 12 data points that need an owner
A ready list of fields without which a construction management dashboard shows opinions instead of state. For each field: responsible role, source, and update frequency.
Excel or a custom application — where the break-even point lies
When a spreadsheet stops being enough in a construction process and how to tell. Decision criteria, hidden spreadsheet costs, and when a custom application pays off.
Where information gets lost in construction document flow
Seven points where information on an infrastructure contract disappears or loses credibility — and what can be done about them without deploying a system.
Correspondence register on a contract — a letter workflow demo
A working demo of a correspondence register: letter date separated from received date, a reference to the work front, a five-step workflow, and a days-on-step counter.
Terminology comparator for contracting authorities — PKP PLK, CPK, GDDKiA
How three contracting authorities name the same things: supervision, specifications, acceptances, and the settlement model. Each variant with a verbatim quote from the document and a page number.
Acceptance protocol
A document confirming that a defined scope of works has been completed and accepted. It transfers responsibility for the scope and starts the clock on deadlines — for payment and for warranty.
Approval workflow
A defined path that a document or request follows from submission to decision: who reviews, who approves, in what order, and within what deadline.
As-built measurement
Determining the quantities of work actually performed, which form the basis for payment. Distinct from the bill of quantities, which states the quantities planned before execution.
CDE — common data environment
Common Data Environment: a single agreed-upon place for storing and sharing project documentation, with control over versions, statuses, and permissions. Not the same thing as a shared drive.
Construction logbook
The official record of the course of the works (dziennik budowy — the statutory site diary under Polish construction law), used to register events and circumstances relevant to assessing whether the works were executed correctly. Kept on paper or electronically (EDB).
Directive schedule
The master schedule of the contract, setting the time frame and milestones against which progress is measured. Detailed schedules must fit within it.
Material register
A structured record of the materials incorporated on a contract: what was ordered, what was delivered, what was approved for installation, and what was actually built in — together with the quality documents.
Work front
A delineated area of the construction site where works of a given type are carried out in a given period. The basic unit of planning and progress reporting.
Where these items come from
The stream is not a separate editorial — it is assembled from the registers that run the knowledge hub and the tools section. Each item’s title, description, and date come from the same place the page itself takes them from, so a correction in one place is visible everywhere.