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For healthcare, biotechnology and pharmaceutical organizations, increasing speed to market for new products and services is imperative in order to gain competitive advantage. The design and construction of new facilities in shorter time frames and lower costs translates directly to operational and financial performance. While capital project performance is critical to success, the quality of the facility is paramount to meeting the highest regulatory standards as well as product quality and patient well being. |
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| The industry is undergoing massive structural and technology changes that force project executives to manage capital projects in a constant state of change. These stringent regulations and organizational complexities create the need for superior project controls and monitoring.
MOCA Systems has a proven track record assisting healthcare providers and life science companies deal with the complexities and mitigate their capital project risks. With the verifiable cost and schedule baseline developed from MOCABuild™, the MOCA team collaborates with the design and construction team to identify the optimal phasing and technology based on quantifiable tradeoffs in both cost and schedule. Healthcare administrators get status updates anytime from their project managers – with the confidence that the estimates are highly accurate.
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| The MOCA team augments the staff and field teams with a new level of project intelligence that allows the project teams make proactive decisions to save time and money. Simulating different design and construction scenarios based on changing conditions has proven to be critical to project success. And because many medical facilities are constructed within or adjacent to existing healthcare complexes, MOCA’s ability to quickly evaluate different workflow and construction techniques allows project teams to meet exacting building standards without interrupting existing operations and routines.
Many organizations have developed room or building “libraries” which define the capital facility contents based on design or usage area. These libraries in a database provide project executives with an ability to more accurately budget and plan during capital programming, and improve productivity throughout each project design and construction phases. With MOCA Systems, healthcare organizations develop these libraries and then disseminate throughout their organizations so they can best leverage the expertise of the central administration. |
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