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Partner contributes — a real project, its participants, its documents and permission to measure the current baseline.

IPPA contributes — the documented scenario, the operational object model and the coordination layer under test.

Pilot role — hosts the first validation scenario and supplies the data it is measured against.

Next step — agree scope, baseline method and measurement responsibilities.

Partner contributes — domain standards, regulations, working practice and the scenarios an industry actually runs on.

IPPA contributes — a structure that turns that practice into versioned, reusable scenarios with attribution.

Pilot role — validates that the documented scenario matches how the work is really done.

Next step — review the first scenario and mark what is wrong or missing.

Partner contributes — the enterprise systems the pilot must read from and write back to: ERP, CRM, BIM, CDE, document stores.

IPPA contributes — the integration layer specification and the object model those systems connect into.

Pilot role — proves data can move both ways without replacing the professional systems.

Next step — scope the first integration against a documented interface.

Partner contributes — production, supply and site capacity, and the people who carry out the work.

IPPA contributes — coordinated tasks, change handling and a record of who approved what, and when.

Pilot role — executes the scenario and reports where coordination actually breaks down.

Next step — map current handovers and identify the measurable ones.

Partner contributes — capital and the governance needed to turn a documented architecture into a working MVP.

IPPA contributes — the architecture, the existing assets, the first scenario and a defined use of funds.

Pilot role — funds the MVP and the pilot that is meant to validate it.

Next step — request data room access and review the 12-month milestones.