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Glider acquires digital O&M specialist EDocuments
Justin Stanton Editor, CM Digital
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Glider has acquired Ou0026amp;M documentation provider EDocuments.
Glider and EDocuments will combine their experience and software to “simplify the digital handover process for contractors and their supply chain by creating accurate and structured digital handover information on mid-sized and complex construction projects so it can be used in operation”, Glider said in a statement.
Glider’s GliderBIM platform provides a system of record for the collection, validation and management of building information. Owners and managers of complex buildings or large, federated estates use this system of record to ensure compliance with regulations, efficient maintenance, and optimal building performance.
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The EDocuments platform addresses collaboration challenges across the contractor supply chain throughout the construction process. As well as collecting structured data, it offers dashboard tracking and search capabilities and facilitates collaboration with stakeholders to monitor progress.
Nick Hutchinson, Glider chief executive and co-founder, said: “Glider’s mission is to be the trusted system of record for built assets, and this acquisition is the first of many for us. Acquiring EDocuments significantly enhances our capabilities, enabling us to accelerate growth in the UK and internationally.”
EDocuments co-founders Lester Morgan and Jamie Dupée will remain active in the business. Morgan said: “Joining forces with Glider allows EDocuments to enhance the delivery of handover information for all project sizes. We’re excited to support Glider’s plans and we share their ambition. Together, we both have incredible products, people and customers – it was easy to see how we could be an integral part of Glider’s future.”
On LinkedIn, Hutchinson added: “The Glider growth plan is in full swing! Watch this space for more investment in our awesome team and software capabilities!"
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