Definition Changes

Currently SFS Solution has "Reduce Operational Carbon" but not "Reduce Embodied Carbon". Both should be included as Sustainability value drivers.

Current text only speaks to corporate community outcomes. Proposed update as follows: "Improving employee well-being, diversity, and inclusion, and strengthening community relations, ultimately fostering a more sustainable and socially responsible...

The Buildings fan image on the sharepoint page has the "Provide Healthy Environments" under "Operational Efficiency". To match our actual outcome framework, it should be under "Healthy, Safety, & Sustainability"

We risk confusing our account teams and customers call a solution the same name as a product. Design Collab' is a module in BIM collaborate Pro. Also the current solution is limited to work sharing - why would we not include all the aspects of BIM...

Reduce Environmental Impact was removed as an Outcome, but now we have nothing that speaks to habitat protection, pollution, losing green space and ensuring balance, minimize land disturbance, avoiding SSIs, prioritizing existing roads, utilities,...

Based on feedback from the SME's any road/highway requires either bridges or tunnels. Recommendation/request is to add this into the solution and not cover in a separate solutions. This would also mitigate our accounts teams facing tricky question...

Currently we have: BIM for MEP Design BIM for MEP Detailing and Fabrication BIM for MEP Design being the one scheduled for development in FY25. BIM for MEP Design is pretty much a point solution sell and we want to move away from this and expand o...

Useful as representative of business value.

It would be great to add 'owner' as they have their own value drivers and outcomes. Examples: Google, Facebook, Intel, Starbucks, etc. Thanks! :)

Parker Hannifin account team is looking for an outcome related to reducing material usage. They reviewed Reduce manufacturing throughput Reduce resource consumption And neither seemed to be a great fit nor did they mention materials. Please review...