Early versions of BIM CDEs, based on closed proprietary standards, were quite expensive and incompatible with other software so they were not widely adopted. Over time, the interest in the creation of BIM CDE grew, and there are several nationally approved standards by now, both proprietary (CIS / 2) and open (IFC, COBie). These standards are supported both by a number of modern CAD systems and by third-party programs capable of integrating information system modeling technologies.
The introduction of BIM technologies for communication between various information systems can occur at least at the level of export and import of reports in acceptable standard formats. This way, in the
ERP program NERPA, any report can be generated as an XML file with a given structure, which makes it easy to embed its data into BIM CDE, based on the IFC standard with a common data environment in the aesXML format.