Author(s): Marina Naidenova

Abstract: The article examines the information technologies used to automate procurement processes in construction, including enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, electronic data interchange (EDI), and building information modeling (BIM). It analyzes their functional roles, architectural structures, and integration principles that enable the creation of a unified digital environment. Comparative models of component integration and data exchange formats (IFC, XML, API) are explored to ensure system interoperability. The study emphasizes the impact of integration on improving controllability, transparency, and the efficiency of interdepartmental coordination. It also considers the organizational effects and transformation of management processes resulting from the transition to an end-to-end digital procurement system. Prospects for development are highlighted through data standardization, the adoption of openBIM, and the expansion of analytical functions based on digital platforms.

DOI: 10.22271/27078361.2025.v6.i2b.80

Pages: 85-90 | Views: 186 | Downloads: 128

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